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2009 Методы Анализа Межрегионального Неравенства По Доходам И Их Приложение К России by Gluschenko, Konstantin [Downloadable!] 2009 Socioeconomic heritage and rapid firm growth by Michael Wyrwich [Downloadable!] 2009 Industrielle Konzentration und regionale Innovationskraft – Empirische Ergebnisse für Ostdeutschland – by Christoph Hornych & Michael Schwartz [Downloadable!] 2009 Tackling Climate Change At Home: Trends and Challenges in Enhancing Energy Efficiency in Buildings by Paola Deda & George Georgiadis [Downloadable!] 2008 The extended metropolitan area in a new member state: implication for a rural development approach by M. Bruna Zolin [Downloadable!] 2008 Street Vendors : Urban Problem and Economic Potential by Harlan Dimas [Downloadable!] 2008 A Study of Residential Housing Demand in India by Bandyopadhyay, Arindam & Kuvalekar, S V & Basu, Sanjay & Baid, Shilpa & Saha, Asish [Downloadable!] 2008 Large reservoirs: are they the last Oasis for the survival of cities in India? by Mukherjee, Sacchidananda & Shah, Zankhana & Kumar, M. Dinesh [Downloadable!] 2008 A cidade e o turismo: o urbano como produto turístico by Cruz, Ana Rita & Pinto, Hugo [Downloadable!] 2008 Možnosti měření regionálních disparit – Nový pohled by Tuleja, Pavel [Downloadable!] 2008 Hedonic demand for rented house in Kohima, Nagaland by Mishra, SK & Ngullie, ML [Downloadable!] 2008 The Slow Decline of East Germany by Harald Uhlig [Downloadable!] 2008 Intermediation, reciprocity and compatibility in regional innovation systems - an interregional comparison by Uwe Cantner & Andreas Meder & Tina Wolf [Downloadable!] 2008 Innovators and the Diversity of Innovation Systems by Uwe Cantner & Andreas Meder [Downloadable!] 2008 Innovator networks and regional knowledge base by Uwe Cantner & Andreas Meder & Anne ter Wal [Downloadable!] 2008 Regional and technological effects of cooperation behavior by Uwe Cantner & Andreas Meder [Downloadable!] 2008 Determinants of House Prices in Central and Eastern Europe by Balazs Egert & Dubravko Mihaljek [Downloadable!] 2008 The Concepts Of Specialisation And Spatial Concentration And The Process Of Economic Integration: Theoretical Relevance And Statistical Measures. The Case Of Romania’S Regions by Ion Lucian Ceapraz [Downloadable!] 2008 Cohesion Policy:Methodology And Indicators Towards Common Approach by Maria Prezioso [Downloadable!] 2008 Regional Knowledge Management For The Sustainable Development by Mihaela Muresan [Downloadable!] 2008 Econometric model for analyzing HRD Funds absorption at regional level – North-East region by Paul RINDERU [Downloadable!] 2008 From Riches To Rags: The Econo-Geographical Transformation Of North-Eastern Estonia by Robert Mikecz [Downloadable!] 2008 Innovators and the Diversity of Innovation Systems by Uwe Cantner & Andreas Meder 2007 Determinants of House Prices in Central and Eastern Europe by Balazs Egert & Dubravko Mihaljek [Downloadable!] 2007 The Great Divide: “Ruralisation” of Poverty in Russia by Christopher J Gerry & Eugene Nivorozhkin & John Rigg [Downloadable!] 2007 Regional Human Development in transition economics: the role of institutions by Pasquale Tridico [Downloadable!] 2007 Regional disparities among countries and analysis of reasons of their creation by Stanislav, Kološta & et., al. [Downloadable!] 2007 Transport Costs and the Size of Cities : the Case of Russia by Albrecht Kauffmann [Downloadable!] 2007 Institutional change, regional features and aggregate performance in eight EU’s transition countries by Marcello Signorelli & Enrico Marelli [Downloadable!] 2007 Regional Dispersion of Economic Activities And Models of Capitalism in Europe by Francesca Gambarotto & Stefano Solari [Downloadable!] 2007 Remittances in the CIS: Their Economic Implications and a New Estimation Procedure by Robert Shelburne & Jose Palacin [Downloadable!] 2007 An Experimental Approach to Comparing Trust in Pastoral and Non-Pastoral Australia by Ryan R J McAllister & Andrew F Reeson [Downloadable!] 2007 Determinants of House Prices in Central and Eastern Europe by Balázs Egert & Dubravko Mihaljek [Downloadable!] 2007 Entrepreneurship and institutional change in Post-socialist rural areas - Some evidence from Russia and the Ukraine by Christos Kalantaridis & Lois Labrianidis & Ivaylo Vassilev [Downloadable!] 2007 Regional Labour Market Differences in Serbia: Assessment and Policy Recommendations by Mihail Arandarenko & Milena Jovicic [Downloadable!] 2007 Regional Labour Market Developments in Transition: A Survey of the Empirical Literature by Peter Huber [Downloadable!] 2007 Regional Disparities during the Transition: The New Spatial Structure in Hungary by Gábor Túry [Downloadable!] 2006 Agriculture of Central and Eastern European countries in the European Union by Srdjan Redepagic [Downloadable!] 2006 Labour Market Concentration and Migration Patterns in Russia by Bignebat, C. [Downloadable!] 2006 The Impact of Village-Specific Factors on Household Income in Rural China: an Empirical Study Using the 2002 CASS CHIP Survey by Sato, Hiroshi [Downloadable!] 2006 The Social Protection of Rural Workers in the Construction Industry in Urban China by Bingqin Li & Huamin Peng [Downloadable!] 2006 A Distributional Analysis of the Gender Earnings Gap in Urban China by Daniel L. Millimet & Le Wang [Downloadable!] 2006 Inequality and the Transition: Regional Development in Lithuania by Larry Sawers [Downloadable!] 2005 Localisation, globalisation and finance by John Quiggin [Downloadable!] 2005 Die UEMOA und die CFA-Zone: Eine neue Kooperations-Kultur im frankophonen Afrika? by Kohnert, Dirk [Downloadable!] 2005 A DEA approach to regional development by Halkos, George & Tzeremes, Nickolaos [Downloadable!] 2005 New Economic Geography meets Comecon: Regional Wages and Industry Location in Central Europe by Marius Brülhart & Pamina Koenig [Downloadable!] 2005 Bostadsrätterna, allmännyttan och lagarna by Jörnmark, Jan [Downloadable!] 2005 County to county migration and labour market conditions in Hungary between 1994 and 2002 by Zsombor Cseres-Gergely [Downloadable!] 2005 Srovnání vývoje českých a slovenských institucí v oblasti zemědělských financí / Czech and Slovak Agriculture Financial Institutions [available in Czech only] by Karel Janda & Martin Čajka [Downloadable!] 2005 The Private Housing Market in Eastern Europe and the CIS by Jose Palacin & Robert Shelburne [Downloadable!] 2005 Die soziale Komponente in der Wirtschaftsordnung der Russischen Foederation by Vladislav Antropov & Albrecht Bossert [Downloadable!] 2005 Politica agraria comun y desarrollo rural en la union europea ampliada by Lizarraga, Carmen & Casas, Amalia Cristina [Downloadable!] 2005 Research on Willingness-to-Pay for the Protection of Cultural Heritage (the case of Bulgarian monasteries) by Alexy Danchev [Downloadable!] 2004 Water-Price Differential and the Efficient Population Size and Urban-Rural Composition of a Distant, Large, Arid Island by Levy, Amnon & Zamani, Reza [Downloadable!] 2004 The Law of one Price in the Russian Economy by Konstantin Gluschenko [Downloadable!] 2004 Entrepreneurship, Entry and Performance of New Businesses Compared in two Growth Regimes: East and West Germany by Michael Fritsch [Downloadable!] 2003 Ananlysis of productivity and efficiency in MSRTC by Karne, Manisha & Venkatesh, Anand [Downloadable!] 2001 The Effect of Changes in the U.S. Wage Structure on Recent Immigrants' Earnings by Darren Lubotsky [Downloadable!] 2000 The Romanian Regions Competitiveness by Jula, Dorin & Jula, Nicoleta 1999 Defense R&D and information technology in a long-term perspective la rd militaire et les technologies de l'information en longue période Abstract : Defense R&D is usually considered as an economic burden, implying an eviction effect on civilian R&D and perverting the national systems of innovation. If arms production benefits nowadays from advanced civilian R&D, the flow of technology was not always in the same direction–especially in the 1950s and 1960s. Moreover, since the beginning of the 1990s, some technologies, classified for a long time as purely defense ones (GaAs, GPS, computer networking, etc.), have found new civilian applications. Why technological opportunities created by defense R&D are not systematically seized by commercial firms? First, technology transfers come true only when a legal framework exists and allows commercial firms to get access to the « military technological fund ». Second, the global economic context appears as the greatest incentive to engage civilian firms in exploiting defense technologies, as an investment opportunity. In a long-term perspective, when specific conditions are set up or exist, defense R&D can become a means of strengthening the international competitiveness of national economies. La RD de défense est souvent considérée comme un fardeau pour l'économie, impliquant un effet d'éviction sur la RD civile et pervertissant le système national d'innovation. Si la production d'armements profite aujourd'hui des avancées de la RD civile, le flot de technologies n'a pas toujours été dans la même direction – tout particulièrement dans les années 1950 et 1960. De plus, depuis le début des années 1990, quelques technologies, longtemps classées comme purement militaires (GaAs, GPS, réseaux informatiques, etc.), ont trouvé de nouvelles applications civiles. Pour quelles raisons les opportunités technologiques créées par la R&D de défense ne sont-elles pas systématiquement saisies par les firmes commerciales ? Premièrement, les transferts de technologies se concrétisent seulement quand un cadre légal existe et autorise les firmes commerciales à avoir accès au « fonds technologique militaire ». Deuxièmement, le contexte économique global constitue une incitation importante pour engager les firmes civiles à exploiter les technologies de défense. Dans une perspective de longue période, quand les conditions idoines sont mises en place ou existent, la RD de défense peut ainsi devenir un moyen de renforcer la compétitivité internationale des économies nationales by Renaud Bellais [Downloadable!]
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