Innovation and Development
2013 - 2023
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Volume 13, issue 2, 2023
- Innovation versus technology imitation development strategy: what influences government decision? pp. 213-242

- Mohamed Ismail Sabry
- Exploring functional dynamics of innovation for inclusive development: event history analysis of an ICT4D project pp. 243-273

- Berno Maarsingh, Sara S. Grobbelaar, Mauricio Uriona-Maldonado and Marlien Herselman
- Is bioeconomic potential shared? An assessment of policy expectations at the regional level in Colombia pp. 275-300

- Alejandro Balanzó Guzmán, Juan Pablo Centeno, Claudia Marcela Pinzón Rojas and Héctor Heraldo Rojas Jiménez
- Actor roles and linkages in the agricultural innovation system: options for establishing a cocoa innovation platform in Ghana pp. 301-322

- Justina Adwoa Onumah, Felix Ankomah Asante and Robert Darko Osei
- Regional spillovers of knowledge in Brazil: evidence from science and technology municipal indicators pp. 323-342

- Ulisses Pereira dos Santos and Philipe Scherrer Mendes
- Value creation and free labour in digital development agendas: evidence from Colombia pp. 343-359

- Jean-Marie Chenou and Daniela Forero Sánchez
- New approaches to learning and regulation in medical devices and diagnostics: insights from Indian cancer care pp. 361-384

- Smita Srinivas and Dinar Kale
- How do R&D networks change? The upgrading of innovation capabilities in emerging market firms. Insights from China’s wind energy sector pp. 385-409

- Lars Oehler
- What factors hamper innovation amongst SMEs in Kenya? pp. 411-440

- Emmanuel Abbey and Emmanuel Adu-Danso
Volume 13, issue 1, 2023
- Correction pp. i-i

- The Editors
- Trademark and product innovation: the interactive role of quality certification and firm-level attributes pp. 1-41

- Stephen Kehinde Medase and Shoaib Abdul Basit
- Green growth and innovation in the Global South: a systematic literature review pp. 43-69

- Kyle S. Herman
- Co-evolution of dynamic capability and knowledge development: from car assembly to luxury car innovation in the Iranian auto industry pp. 71-89

- Alireza Javanmardi Kashan, Kavoos Mohannak and Judy Matthews
- Who benefits from innovation policy? The role of firms’ capabilities in accessing public innovation funding pp. 91-108

- Florencia Fiorentin, Diana Suárez and Gabriel Yoguel
- Transformation as system innovation: insights from Nepal’s five decades of community forestry development pp. 109-131

- Hemant Ojha and Andy Hall
- Creative imitation in late industrializing countries: the case of biopharmaceutics in South Korea and India pp. 133-152

- Pablo Lavarello, Sebastián Sztulwark, Matías Mancini and Santiago Juncal
- Indonesia's science and technology capacity evolution dynamics from 1970 to 2018 compared to the Republic of Korea pp. 153-172

- Safendrri Komara Ragamustari, Novia Budi Parwanto, Ani Adiwinata Nawir and Endang Sukara
- Apprise: inclusive innovation for enhancing the agency of vulnerable populations in the context of anti-trafficking responses pp. 173-191

- Francisca Sassetti and Hannah Thinyane
- Issues in innovation and development in the handicrafts industries of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa pp. 193-212

- Oluwayemisi Adebola Abisuga, Khumbulani Mpofu and Tshifhiwa Gift Nenzhelele
Volume 12, issue 3, 2022
- Determinants of digital finance in India pp. 343-362

- Chandralekha Ghosh and Rimita Hom Chaudhury
- Functional upgrading dynamics of latecomer firms in challenging innovation system and global value chain contexts: evidence from cacao-chocolate firms in the Philippines pp. 363-387

- Kristoffer Daniel T. Li
- Big tech, knowledge predation and the implications for development pp. 389-416

- Cecilia Rikap and Bengt-Åke Lundvall
- Unmasking partnerships for agricultural innovation: the realities of a research–private sector partnership in Lombok, Indonesia pp. 417-436

- Liana J. Williams, I. Komang Damar Jaya, Andrew Hall, Michaela Cosijn, Rosmilawati, Sudirman, Wayan Suadnya and I. Wayan Sudika
- Towards the conceptual understanding of social innovation and inclusive innovation: a literature review pp. 437-458

- Bernardo Patiño-Valencia, María Luisa Villalba-Morales, Mónica Acosta-Amaya, Cristian Villegas-Arboleda and Edgar Calderón-Sanín
- Knowledge stocks, government R&D, institutional factors and innovation: evidence from biotechnology patent data pp. 459-477

- Sangwon Lee and Do Han Kim
- Upgrading under globalization in health-related industries in Tanzania: the case for dynamic industrial deepening pp. 479-496

- Samuel Wangwe, Roberto Simonetti, Paula Tibandebage, Maureen Mackintosh, Caroline Israel and Phares G. M. Mujinja
- Towards a functional governance framework for regional innovation systems in emerging economies: the case of Risaralda (Colombia) pp. 497-520

- Gonzalo Ordóñez-Matamoros, Jonathan Felipe Díaz, Juan Pablo Centeno and Carlos Alberto Guevara
Volume 12, issue 2, 2022
- Introduction to a special issue on ‘Building innovation capabilities for sustainable industrialization in Africa: status and prospects’ pp. 177-187

- Abdi Yuya Ahmad, Charity Osei-Amponsah and Kassahun Yimer Kebede
- Sustainable industrialization in Africa: the localization of wind-turbine component production in South Africa pp. 189-208

- Thomas Hebo Larsen and Ulrich Elmer Hansen
- Local learning and capability building through technology transfer: experiences from the Lake Turkana Wind Power project in Kenya pp. 209-230

- Cecilia Theresa Trischler Gregersen
- Green economic change in Africa – green and circular innovation trends, conditions and dynamics in Kenyan companies pp. 231-257

- Maj Munch Andersen, Erick Ogallo and Lourenço Galvão Diniz Faria
- Innovation capabilities and learning mechanisms: insights from Ghanaian fresh fruit processing enterprises pp. 259-277

- Charity Osei-Amponsah
- Unlocking the potentials of Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) in building local technological capabilities in agro-processing industry pp. 279-303

- Abdi Yuya Ahmad
- Exploring innovation capabilities build up in the deployment of crop biotechnology innovation in Kenya pp. 305-324

- Ann N. Kingiri
- Measurement of innovation in the informal sector in Africa: the importance to industrial policy pp. 325-342

- Nazeem Mustapha, Il-haam Petersen, Oluseye Jegede, Isabel Bortagaray and Glenda Kruss
Volume 12, issue 1, 2022
- Freeman projected into the future of innovation and development studies: a contribution to the celebration of Christopher Freeman 100th birthday anniversary pp. 1-3

- Gabriela Dutrénit and Judith Sutz
- Innovation in the backward linkage firms in Ghana’s gold mining sector pp. 5-11

- Betty-Ann Ananeh-Frempong
- Contextual and evolutionary perspectives on entrepreneurial ecosystems. Insights from Chris Freeman’s thinking pp. 13-21

- Jana Schmutzler, Rhiannon Pugh and Alexandra Tsvetkova
- Looking to the old to understand the new – insights on how innovation ecosystems can leverage off innovation systems pp. 23-31

- Chipo Nancy Ngongoni
- The voluntary underdevelopment paradox: revisiting Freeman’s ideas on indigenous capabilities for innovation in the global south pp. 33-41

- Melina A. Galdos and Shagufta Haneef
- Freeman’s broadening contribution revisited: reasoned-history and systemic STI policies from South America to the Global South pp. 43-50

- Manuel Gonzalo
- A wake-up call from Chris Freeman’s understanding of innovation and innovation systems: challenges for Latin America pp. 51-58

- Pavel G. Corilloclla Terbullino
- Learning from crisis: repurposing to address grand challenges pp. 59-69

- Fakher Omezzine, Vidya Oruganti and Isabel Maria Bodas Freitas
- STI and policies for development: Freeman’s contributions to thinking Latin America future pp. 71-76

- Natalia Gras
- The tree lives beyond its leaves: Freeman’s legacy on system thinking for innovation studies pp. 77-84

- José Miguel Natera
- Grand challenges and the role of the ‘linear model’ pp. 85-87

- Arthur Moreira
- If Freeman had seen the COVID-19 crisis. Reflections over the need for global congruence pp. 89-91

- Florencia Fiorentin and Diana Suárez
- Christopher Freeman: the soul mentor for guiding to write a new chapter in the new era pp. 93-96

- Le Chen
- A global value chain perspective on the phenomena of innovation and inequality pp. 97-106

- Antonio Biurrun
- Innovation, development and sustainability: inspirations of Freeman’s economics of hope pp. 107-112

- Kejia Yang
- Innovation policy development for sustainable fisheries in the Global South: from R&D to system transformation pp. 113-134

- Sandro Giachi and Rocio Alvarez-Tinoco
- Towards a path-transformative heuristic in inclusive innovation initiatives: an exploratory case in rural communities in Colombia pp. 135-154

- Mario A. Pinzón-Camargo, Gonzalo Ordoñez-Matamoros and Stefan Kuhlmann
- Constructing the national innovation system in Rwanda: efforts and challenges pp. 155-176

- Parfait Yongabo and Bo Göransson
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