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2017, Volume 44, Issue 6
- 789-801 The perceived impact of four funding streams on academic research production in Nordic countries: the perspectives of system actors†
by Olivier Bégin-Caouette & Evanthia Kalpazidou Schmidt & Cynthia C Field - 802-820 Strategic behaviour of research groups within the entrepreneurial university policy rhetoric: the Estonian biotechnology sector
by Margit Kirs & Erkki Karo & Priit Lumi - 821-833 Advisory commissions, academic expertise and democratic legitimacy: the case of Norway
by Johan Christensen & Cathrine Holst - 834-854 Influences of academic institutional factors on R&D funding for graduate students
by Alexandra Graddy-Reed & Lauren Lanahan & Nicole M V Ross - 855-864 Understanding the infrastructure of European Research Infrastructures—The case of the European Social Survey (ESS-ERIC)
by Maria Duclos Lindstrøm & Kristoffer Kropp - 865-875 Inconsistencies in the Governance of Interdisciplinarity: the Case of the Italian Higher Education System
by Davide Donina & Marco Seeber & Stefano Paleari - 876-877 Concise Guide to Entrepreneurship, Technology and Innovation
by Imogen Wade - 877-879 Assessing the Societal Implications of Emerging Technologies: Anticipatory Governance in Practice
by Shannon N Conley - 879-880 Portfolio Society: On the Capitalist Mode of Prediction
by Jakub P Hlávka - 880-882 Why Are We Waiting?: The Logic, Urgency, and Promise of Tackling Climate Change
by Anna P Goldstein - 883-886 “The Politics of Pure Science” Revisited
by David Kaldewey & Désirée Schauz
2017, Volume 44, Issue 5
- 599-608 From thematic to organizational prioritization: the challenges of implementing RDI priorities
by Tomas Hellström & Merle Jacob & Karolin Sjöö - 609-619 Human and social capital determinants of translational activity in medical sciences
by KyungWoo Kim & Eric W. Welch & Timothy Johnson - 620-630 Technology policy, technology strategy and innovation performance: evidence from Chinese aircraft and spacecraft manufacturing
by Yang Yang & Jin Hong & Ge Song & Song Hong - 631-644 Commercialising university inventions for sustainability—a case study of (non-)intermediating ‘cleantech’ at Aalto University
by Paula Kivimaa & Wouter Boon & Riina Antikainen - 645-655 Moving towards Mode 2? Evidence-based policy-making and the changing conditions for educational research in Germany
by Mike Zapp & Justin J. W. Powell - 656-669 Beyond catch-up—can a new innovation policy help China overcome the middle income trap?
by Xielin Liu & Sylvia Schwaag Serger & Ulrike Tagscherer & Amber Y. Chang - 670-682 Inventor mobility and the geography of knowledge flows: evidence from the US biopharmaceutical industry
by Zafer Sonmez - 683-697 Determinants of grant decisions in R&D subsidy programmes: Evidence from firms and S&T organisations in Portugal
by Ana M. Silva & Sandra T. Silva & Anabela Carneiro - 698-706 Disrupting regulation: understanding industry engagement on endocrine-disrupting chemicals
by Brett Aho - 707-721 Island + Bridge: how transformative innovation is organized in the federal government
by Avery Sen - 722-723 Follow the Money: Funding Research in a Large Academic Health Center
by Susan M. Fitzpatrick - 723-725 Understanding the economics of the Internet and the economic processes of the e-businesses
by Anup Kumar Das - 725-726 A World to Live In: An Ecologist’s Vision for a Plundered Planet
by Anshu Ogra - 726-727 An international exploration of university–industry links
by André Luiz Sica de Campos - 728-729 Bridging gaps and squaring circles: attempts at a cross-European technology assessment
by Karen Kastenhofer - 730-737 A perspective on ‘Big Data’
by Fred Phillips
2017, Volume 44, Issue 4
- 451-463 Evolution of interdisciplinary collaboration: what are stimulating conditions?
by Jurian Edelenbos & Nanny Bressers & Lieselot Vandenbussche - 464-475 Beyond the digital divide: Towards a situated approach to open data
by Louise M. Bezuidenhout & Sabina Leonelli & Ann H. Kelly & Brian Rappert - 476-485 From the idea of scale to the idea of agency: An actor-network theory perspective on policy development for renewable energy
by Marfuga Iskandarova - 486-496 The effects of funding and co-authorship on research performance in a small scientific community
by Franc Mali & Toni Pustovrh & Rok Platinovšek & Luka Kronegger & Anuška Ferligoj - 497-512 R&D Programmes, Policy Mix, and the ‘European Paradox’: Evidence from European SMEs
by Dragana Radicic & Geoffrey Pugh - 513-523 Quality monitoring in transition: The challenge of evaluating translational research programs in academic biomedicine
by Alexander D. Rushforth & Sarah de Rijcke - 524-534 A fragile transparency: satellite imagery analysis, non-state actors, and visual representations of security
by Nina Witjes & Philipp Olbrich - 535-545 All different? All equal? differentiation of universities’ mission statements and excellence initiatives in Germany
by Jens Jungblut & Marc Jungblut - 546-555 Decentralisation as substantial and institutional policy change: scrutinising the regionalisation of science policy in Norway
by Kristoffer Kolltveit & Jostein Askim - 556-564 Wonks and geeks: examining commercial technology stakeholders’ perceptions of and interactions with public policy
by Lillian Ablon & Andrea A. Golay - 565-577 A comparison of university technology transfer offices’ commercialization strategies in the Scandinavian countries
by Lars Bengtsson - 578-598 Ethics, Environmental Justice and Climate Change
by John W. Sutherlin - 579-580 Smart Technologies and the End(s) of Law
by Beth-Anne Schuelke-Leech - 580-582 Towards strengthening European scientific elite?
by Inga Ulnicane - 583-597 Beyond the dichotomy of instrumentality and non-instrumentality of knowledge production: The case of generation challenge programme
by Soutrik Basu & Joost Jongerden & Guido Ruivenkamp - 598-598 The perceived impact of four funding streams on academic research production in Nordic countries: the perspectives of system actors†
by Olivier Bégin-Caouette & Evanthia Kalpazidou Schmidt & Cynthia C. Field
2017, Volume 44, Issue 3
- 303-316 Lyme disease in the Dutch policy context: patient consultation in government research agenda setting
by Willemijn M. den Oudendammer & Jacqueline E.W. Broerse - 317-327 Nanoscientists and political involvement: Which characteristics make scientists more likely to support engagement in political debates?
by Youngjae Kim & Elizabeth A. Corley & Dietram A. Scheufele - 328-340 Can Research, Development, and Innovation Policies Cross Borders? The Case of Nordic–Baltic Region
by Piret Tõnurist & Rainer Kattel - 341-353 Invisible Constraints: The Relationship among Non-Competition Agreements, Inventor Mobility, and Patent Commercialization
by Hsini Huang - 354-368 Unfolding policies for innovation intermediaries in China: A discourse network analysis
by Chadwick (Chengwei) Wang & Luhao Wang - 369-381 Ethics of Emerging Information and Communication Technologies
by Bernd Carsten Stahl & Job Timmermans & Catherine Flick - 382-391 Policy learning and smart specialization: balancing policy change and continuity for new regional industrial paths
by Jerker Moodysson & Michaela Trippl & Elena Zukauskaite - 392-402 Make it work!—a study of user innovation in Russia
by Konstantin Fursov & Thomas Wolfgang Thurner - 403-416 Comparative Analysis of R&D-Based Innovation Capabilities in SMEs to Design Innovation Policy
by Chanwoo Cho & Sun Young Park & Jong Ku Son & Sungjoo Lee - 417-427 Policy coordination challenges in governments’ innovation policy—The case of Ontario, Canada
by Merli Tamtik - 428-429 Handbook for Science Public Information Officers
by Tess Laidlaw - 429-431 The Rise of the City: Spatial Dynamics in the Urban Century (New Horizons in Regional Science series)
by Ramya Swayamprakash - 431-432 Big Pharma, Women and the Labour of Love
by Ericka Johnson - 432-433 National Innovation Systems, Social Inclusion And Development: The Latin American Experience
by Stelvia Matos - 434-439 Enhancing research with Plenary Labs
by Pawan Sinha & Peter Bex & Margaret Kjelgaard & Flip Phillips - 440-449 Mapping the human brain: comparing the US and EU Grand Challenges†
by Dolores Modic & Maryann P. Feldman
2017, Volume 44, Issue 2
- 153-162 Overcoming the triple helix boundaries in an environmental research collaboration
by Joacim Rosenlund & Erik Rosell & William Hogland - 163-173 The challenges of enhancing collaboration in life science clusters: Lessons from Chicago, Copenhagen and Singapore
by Sarah Giest - 174-185 Universities, knowledge exchange and policy: A comparative study of Ireland and the UK
by Qiantao Zhang & Charles Larkin & Brian M. Lucey - 186-198 Incentivizing research collaboration using performance-based reward systems
by Do Han Kim & Hee-Je Bak - 199-210 Knowledge acquisition by university researchers through company collaborations: Evidence from South Korea
by Martin Hemmert - 211-224 Socio-technical change linking expectations and representations: Innovating thermal treatment of municipal solid waste
by Les Levidow & Paul Upham - 225-234 The UK’s 2012 Climate Change Risk Assessment: How the rational assessment of science develops policy-based evidence
by Peter Tangney - 235-245 The complex relationship between academic engagement and research output: Evidence from Italy
by Alessandro Muscio & Laura Ramaciotti & Ugo Rizzo - 246-258 Measuring the productivity of national R&D systems: Challenges in cross-national comparisons of R&D input and publication output indicators
by Dag. W. Aksnes & Gunnar Sivertsen & Thed N. van Leeuwen & Kaja K. Wendt - 259-273 The effectiveness of social science research in addressing societal problems: Broadening participation in computing
by Joshua L. Rosenbloom & Donna K. Ginther - 274-283 EU Research and Innovation Policies as Factors of Convergence or Divergence after the Crisis
by Kincsö Izsak & Slavo Radošević - 284-293 Quantifying ‘Output’ for Evaluation: Administrative Knowledge Politics and Changing Epistemic Cultures in Dutch Law Faculties
by Wolfgang Kaltenbrunner & Sarah de Rijcke - 294-298 A new direction for innovation studies? Reconciling the ordinary and the extraordinary
by Richard Hawkins - 298-300 Managing Emerging Technologies for Socio-Economic Impact, edited by Dimitris G. Assimakopoulos, Ilan Oshri and Krsto Pandza
by Deborah D. Stine - 300-302 Understanding the dynamics of global entrepreneurship
by Anup Kumar Das
2017, Volume 44, Issue 1
- 1-12 Perceived career prospects and their influence on the sector of employment of recent PhD graduates
by Cathelijn J. F. Waaijer - 13-25 Business incubators in a developing economy: Evidence from Brazil's northeast region
by Ido Alon & Manuel Mira Godinho - 26-36 Universities and innovation in informal settings: Evidence from case studies in South Africa
by Glenda Kruss & Michael Gastrow - 37-49 Collaboration in science and technology organizations of the public sector: A network perspective
by Bruna P. F. Fonseca & Elton Fernandes & Marcus V. A. Fonseca - 50-64 International collaboration and knowledge creation: Evidence from economics in Portuguese academia
by Nelson Sá & Ana Paula Ribeiro & Vítor Carvalho - 65-74 Early social science research about Big Data
by Jan Youtie & Alan L. Porter & Ying Huang - 75-94 Globalization of innovation production: A patent-based industry analysis
by Jérôme Danguy - 95-110 Access to knowledge and catch-up: Exploring some intellectual property rights data from Brazil and South Korea
by Tulio Chiarini & Marcia Siqueira Rapini & Leandro Alves Silva - 111-120 Determinants of external patenting behavior among university scientists
by Christopher S. Hayter & Mary K. Feeney - 121-131 Market failure in the diffusion of clinician-developed innovations: The case of off-label drug discoveries
by Eric von Hippel & Harold DeMonaco & Jeroen P. J. de Jong - 132-145 Studies of national research performance: A case of ‘methodological nationalism’ and ‘zombie science’?
by Mads P. Sørensen & Jesper Wiborg Schneider - 146-147 Sustaining Biodiversity and Ecosystem Functions: Economic Issues by Clement A. Tisdell
by Alex Kent - 147-148 The University and the Economyby Aldo Geuna and Federica Rossi
by Margaret E. Blume-Kohout - 149-150 Tunnel Visions: The Rise and Fall of the Superconducting Super Collider
by Olof Hallonsten - 150-151 American Environmental Policy: The Failures of Compliance, Abatement and Mitigation
by Aviram Sharma
2016, Volume 43, Issue 4
- 451-453 Guest editorial: Comparing low-carbon innovation paths in Asia and Europe
by Tilman Altenburg & Ambuj Sagar & Hubert Schmitz & Lan Xue - 454-463 Innovation paths in Europe and Asia: Divergence or convergence?
by Hubert Schmitz & Tilman Altenburg - 464-475 The emergence of electromobility: Comparing technological pathways in France, Germany, China and India
by Tilman Altenburg & Eike W. Schamp & Ankur Chaudhary - 476-491 Comparing the knowledge bases of wind turbine firms in Asia and Europe: Patent trajectories, networks, and globalisation
by Yuan Zhou & Xin Li & Rasmus Lema & Frauke Urban - 492-504 Divergent technological strategies among leading electric vehicle firms in China: Multiplicity of institutional logics and responses of firms
by Qunhong Shen & Kaidong Feng & Xiaobin Zhang - 505-517 Skills and social insurance: Evidence from the relative persistence of innovation during the financial crisis in Europe
by Andrea Filippetti & Frederick Guy - 518-531 Research funding and national academic performance: Examination of a Danish success story
by Kaare Aagaard & Jesper W. Schneider - 532-545 Are ‘the best’ foreign subsidiaries cooperating for innovation with local partners? The case of an intermediate country
by Antonio García Sánchez & José Molero & Ruth Rama - 546-561 The Emperor’s clothes and the Pied Piper: Bureaucracy and scientific productivity
by Remo Fernández-Carro & Víctor Lapuente-Giné - 562-574 How smart is specialisation? An analysis of specialisation patterns in knowledge production
by Gaston Heimeriks & Pierre-Alexandre Balland - 575-576 Practical reason
by Stephan Gutzeit - 576-578 Corporate Venturing: Organizing for Innovation by Jessica van den Bosch and Geert Duysters
by Jonathon Mote - 578-579 Africa: Why Economists Get it Wrong By Morten Jerven
by Thomas S. Woodson - 580-580 Erratum
by Rasmus Lema & Ambuj Sagar & Yuan Zhou
2016, Volume 43, Issue 3
- 301-319 The combined effects of age and seniority on research performance of full professors
by Giovanni Abramo & Ciriaco Andrea D’Angelo & Gianluca Murgia - 320-331 Gender and patterns of temporary mobility among researchers
by Carolina Cañibano & Mary Frank Fox & F. Javier Otamendi - 332-337 Too big to innovate? Exploring organizational size and innovation processes in scientific research
by Jonathon Mote & Gretchen Jordan & Jerald Hage & Wilbur Hadden & Aleia Clark - 338-351 Signaling and accrediting new technology: Use of procurement for innovation in China
by Yanchao Li & Luke Georghiou - 352-362 Moral hazard and adverse selection in research funding: Centres of excellence in Norway and Sweden
by Siri Brorstad Borlaug - 363-374 Resilient science: The civic epistemology of disaster risk reduction
by Amy Donovan & Clive Oppenheimer - 375-385 How venture capitalists decide which new medical technologies come to exist
by P. Lehoux & F. A. Miller & G. Daudelin & D. R. Urbach - 386-399 Limits to meritocracy? Gender in academic recruitment and promotion processes
by Mathias W. Nielsen - 400-413 Convergence or divergence? Wind power innovation paths in Europe and Asia
by Rasmus Lema & Ambuj Sagar & Yuan Zhou - 414-428 Incentives and barriers for R&D-based SMEs to participate in European research programs: An empirical assessment for the Netherlands
by Jan Faber & Jaco van Dijk & Frank van Rijnsoever - 429-430 Innovating in Urban Economies: Economic Transformation in Canadian City-Regions edited by David A. Wolfe
by Bradley Keelor - 430-431 Chemicals without Harm: Policies for a Sustainable World by Ken Geiser
by Sean Ferguson - 432-450 Twenty challenges for innovation studies
by Ben R. Martin
2016, Volume 43, Issue 2
- 147-156 Individual inventors and market potentials: Evidence from US patents
by Christos Agiakloglou & Kyriakos Drivas & Dimitris Karamanis - 157-168 The magician’s hat: Evidence and openness in policy making
by Mike Porteous - 169-183 Aligning innovation with grand societal challenges: Inside the European Technology Platforms in wind, and carbon capture and storage
by Lykke Margot Ricard - 184-191 The value of the issue context approach for scientific policy advice
by Berry Tholen - 192-195 Return on investment for open source scientific hardware development
by J. M. Pearce - 196-206 Attitudinal gaps: How experts and lay audiences form policy attitudes toward controversial science
by Leona Yi-Fan Su & Michael A. Cacciatore & Dominique Brossard & Elizabeth A. Corley & Dietram A. Scheufele & Michael A. Xenos - 207-225 Knowledge and rent spillovers through government-sponsored R&D consortia
by Junichi Nishimura & Hiroyuki Okamuro - 226-244 Research collaboration experiences, good and bad: Dispatches from the front lines
by Barry Bozeman & Monica Gaughan & Jan Youtie & Catherine P. Slade & Heather Rimes - 245-261 Financing patterns of R&D in small and medium-sized enterprises and the perception of innovation barriers in Germany
by Heike Belitz & Anna Lejpras - 262-274 What determines researchers’ scientific impact? A case study of Quebec researchers
by Seyed Reza Mirnezami & Catherine Beaudry & Vincent Larivière - 275-287 Modeling selection criteria of R&D projects for awarding direct subsidies to the private sector
by Carlos José Miranda Victório & Helder Gomes Costa & Cristina Gomes de Souza - 288-289 Governance of technological change: How to define it without reducing it?The Governance of Socio-Technical Systems: Explaining Change edited by Susana Borrás and Jakob Edler
by Francesca Musiani - 289-290 Leveling the entrepreneurial playing fieldWomen’s Entrepreneurship in the 21st Century: An International Multi-Level Research Analysis edited by Kate V. Lewis, Colette Henry, Elizabeth J. Gatewood and John Watson
by Susan M. Fitzpatrick & James S. McDonnell - 291-300 Science-policy intermediaries from a practitioner’s perspective: The Lenfest Ocean Program experience
by Angela T. Bednarek & Ben Shouse & Charlotte G. Hudson & Rebecca Goldburg
2016, Volume 43, Issue 1
- 1-12 The surrogate model of cluster creation: The case of Mubadala in Abu Dhabi
by Sami Mahroum & Yasser Al-Saleh - 13-28 The role of biotechnology in combating climate change: A question of politics?
by Philipp Aerni & Florabelle Gagalac & Joachim Scholderer - 29-45 Attaining a productive structure for technology: The Bayh–Dole effect on university–industry–government relations in developing economy
by Chan-Yuan Wong & Marsiti Md Salmin - 46-61 Policy-driven, narrative-based evidence gathering: UK priorities for decarbonisation through biomass
by Les Levidow & Theo Papaioannou - 62-73 Global technology leadership: The case of China
by Can Huang & Naubahar Sharif - 74-84 Biotechnology versus agroecology: Entrenchments and surprise at a 2030 forecast scenario workshop
by Michael Schneider & Bernhard Gill - 85-101 Scientific disclosure and commercialization mode selection for university technology transfer
by Xuhua Chang & Qiang Chen & Patrick S. W. Fong - 102-114 Scientists’ response to societal impact policies: A policy paradox
by Stefan P. L. de Jong & Jorrit Smit & Leonie van Drooge - 115-127 High support for nanotechnology in China: A case study in Dalian
by Jing Zhang & Guoyu Wang & Deming Lin - 128-142 Exploring efficiency differentials between Italian and Polish universities, 2001–11
by Tommaso Agasisti & Joanna Wolszczak-Derlacz - 143-144 MOOCs: Raising important questions about the future of higher education and the impact of new models for learning
by Amanda Williams - 144-145 Environmental Entrepreneurship: Markets Meet the Environment in Unexpected Places
by Mariza Almeida - 145-146 Fukushima and Beyond: Nuclear Power in a Low-Carbon World by Christopher Hubbard
by Jessica R. Lovering
2015, Volume 42, Issue 6
- 743-760 Analysing and simulating the effects of open innovation policies: Application of the results to Cambodia
by JinHyo Joseph Yun & DongKyu Won & ByungYong Hwang & JinWon Kang & DongHwan Kim - 761-774 The determinants of academic career advancement: Evidence from Italy
by Giovanni Abramo & Ciriaco Andrea D’Angelo & Francesco Rosati - 775-788 ‘Prospecting responsible technology paths: Management options for an appropriate societal embedding of medical neuroimaging’
by Marlous E. Arentshorst & Tjard de Cock Buning & Wouter P. C. Boon & Jacqueline E. W. Broerse - 789-810 On the relationship between gender disparities in scholarly communication and country-level development indicators
by Cassidy R. Sugimoto & Chaoqun Ni & Vincent Larivière - 811-826 International mobility: Findings from a survey of researchers in the EU
by Pål Børing & Kieron Flanagan & Dimitri Gagliardi & Aris Kaloudis & Aikaterini Karakasidou - 827-840 Differential effects of intellectual property rights on innovation and economic performance: A cross-industry investigation
by Kyungchul Cho & Changseok Kim & Juneseuk Shin - 841-854 Formation and expansion of a new organizational field in experimental science
by Olof Hallonsten & Thomas Heinze - 855-870 The third mission of universities: An investigation of the espoused values
by Michela Loi & Maria Chiara Di Guardo - 871-886 Chinese university governance: Tensions and reforms
by Sylvia Schwaag Serger & Mats Benner & Li Liu - 887-900 Perspective: Science and technology policy – What is at stake and why should scientists participate?
by Bharat Bhushan - 901-902 Logistics Clusters: Delivering Value and Driving Growth
by Brian Wixted - 902-904 Advancing theories of firm growth by scrutinizing assumptions
by Lei Xu - 904-905 Governance for Urban Sustainability and Resilience
by Stephanie S. Shipp
2015, Volume 42, Issue 5
- 599-613 Commercializing academic research in emerging economies: Do organizational identities matter?
by Debabrata Chatterjee & Balram Sankaran - 614-631 Functional evolution and accumulation of technological innovation systems: The case of renewable energy in East Africa
by Aschalew D. Tigabu & Frans Berkhout & Pieter van Beukering - 632-645 Looking under the street light: Limitations of mainstream technology transfer indicators
by Kristjan Sigurdson & Creso M. Sá & Andrew Kretz - 646-660 Employment, research performance and decentralization: The experience and perspectives of doctorate holders in Brazil
by Adriana Bin & Ana M. Carneiro & Sergio Salles-Filho & Fernando A. B. Colugnati - 661-675 Excellence and growth dynamics: A comparative study of the Matthew effect
by Liv Langfeldt & Mats Benner & Gunnar Sivertsen & Ernst H. Kristiansen & Dag W. Aksnes & Siri Brorstad Borlaug & Hanne Foss Hansen & Egil Kallerud & Antti Pelkonen - 676-689 Conceptualizing credibility, relevance and legitimacy for evaluating the effectiveness of science–policy interfaces: Challenges and opportunities
by Ulrich Heink & Elisabeth Marquard & Katja Heubach & Kurt Jax & Carolin Kugel & Carsten Neßhöver & Rosmarie K. Neumann & Axel Paulsch & Sebastian Tilch & Johannes Timaeus & Marie Vandewalle - 690-710 International research visits and careers: An analysis of bioscience academics in Japan
by Cornelia Lawson & Sotaro Shibayama - 711-724 Heterogeneous effects of financial constraints on innovation: Evidence from Chile
by Roberto Alvarez & Gustavo A. Crespi - 725-737 How incentives trickle down: Local use of a national bibliometric indicator system
by Kaare Aagaard - 738-739 Understanding the public procurement of innovation Public Procurement and Innovation: The Role of Institutions by Max Rolfstam
by Paige A. Clayton - 739-741 Understanding entrepreneurship teaching in a nutshell Teaching Entrepreneurship: A Practice-based Approach by Heidi M. Neck, Patricia G. Greene and Candida G. Brush
by Anup Kumar Das - 741-742 The Therapeutic Cloning Debate: Global Science and Journalism in the Public Sphere by Eric A. Jensen
by Nayantara Sheoran
2015, Volume 42, Issue 4
- 433-447 Why do international research collaborations last? Virtuous circle of feedback loops, continuity and renewal
by Inga Ulnicane - 448-459 Policy ideas and policy learning about ‘basic research’ in South Korea
by Yongsu Ko - 460-473 Collaborative research for academic knowledge creation: How team characteristics, motivation, and processes influence research impact
by Seongkyoon Jeong & Jae Young Choi - 474-486 Openness determinants of national research funding programmes in EU27
by Alexander Cuntz & Jan Peuckert - 487-500 Negotiated expertise in policy-making: How governments use hybrid advisory committees
by Eva Krick - 501-513 Stakeholder-led knowledge production: Development of a long-term management plan for North Sea Nephrops fisheries
by Kari Stange & Jan van Tatenhove & Judith van Leeuwen - 514-529 Integrating the supply and demand sides of public support to new technology-based firms
by Anna Bergek & Charlotte Norrman - 530-548 Characterizing and comparing innovation systems by different ‘modes’ of knowledge production: A proximity approach
by Sjoerd Hardeman & Koen Frenken & Önder Nomaler & Anne L. J. Ter Wal - 549-566 Epistemic integration of the European Research Area: The shifting geography of the knowledge base of Finnish research, 1995–2010
by Hannes Toivanen & Arho Suominen - 567-582 Research collaboration in the social sciences: What factors are associated with disciplinary and interdisciplinary collaboration?
by Richard Woolley & Mabel Sánchez-Barrioluengo & Tim Turpin & Jane Marceau - 583-593 A cross-national environmental cluster collaboration: Shifting between an analytical and management level of the triple helix
by Joacim Rosenlund & William Hogland & Anders W. Johansson & Jackie Seddon - 594-595 Vulnerability in Technological Cultures: New Directions in Research and Governance edited by Anique Hommels, Jessica Mesman and Wiebe E. Bijker
by Sam Weiss Evans - 595-597 Cheap and Clean: How Americans Think About Energy in the Age of Global Warming by Stephen Ansolabehere and David M. Konisky
by Anthony M. Levenda
2015, Volume 42, Issue 3
- 293-299 Technology licensing in China
by Yuandi Wang & Jason Li-Ying & Jin Chen & Zheng Lu - 300-314 Governance of EU research policy: Charting forms of scientific democracy in the European Research Area
by Lorna Ryan - 315-338 Can medical products be developed on a non-profit basis? Exploring product development partnerships for neglected diseases
by V. Muñoz & F. Visentin & D. Foray & P. Gaulé - 339-354 The state of the art in societal impact assessment for security research
by Kush Wadhwa & David Barnard-Wills & David Wright - 355-368 University R&D Funding Strategies in a Changing Federal Funding Environment
by Margaret E. Blume-Kohout & Krishna B. Kumar & Neeraj Sood - 369-376 Toward an assessment of impacts from US technology and innovation policies
by Barry Bozeman & Albert N. Link - 377-386 Censorship and free speech in scientific controversies
by Brian Martin - 387-400 Science Media Centres and public policy
by Simone Rödder - 401-414 Innovation policy mix in a multi-level context: The case of the Baltic Sea Region countries
by Anete Vītola - 415-426 Unpreparedness and risk in Big Science policy: Sweden and the European Spallation Source
by Olof Hallonsten - 427-429 The Internationalization of Business R&D edited by Bernhard Dachs, Robert Stehrer and Georg Zahradnik
by Rahul S. Mane - 429-431 Beyond Bibliometrics: Harnessing Multidimensional Indicators of Scholarly Impact edited by Blaise Cronin and Cassidy R. Sugimoto
by Andrea Scharnhorst - 431-432 Can we bridge the ‘Anthropocene gap’? Global Environmental Governance, Technology and Politics: The Anthropocene Gap by Victor Galaz
by Micha Rahder
2015, Volume 42, Issue 2
- 147-161 Regional innovation policy and coordination: Illustrations from Southern Sweden
by Magnus Nilsson & Jerker Moodysson - 162-175 Ex-ante evaluation of publicly funded R&D projects: Searching for exploration
by Nadika A. Bulathsinhala - 176-187 Small and medium-sized enterprises, intellectual property, and public policy
by Rashid Nikzad - 188-200 Politicization and expertise: Changing research–policy dialogues on migrant integration in Europe
by Peter Scholten & Stijn Verbeek