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Innovative Networks
Co-operation in National Innovation Systems
OECD. Published by : OECD Publishing
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Availability: Available (Print on Demand)  Publication date:  26 Oct 2001  Language: English  Pages: 340  ISBN: 9789264195486  OECD Code: 922001151P1 
 
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This book analyses the role of networks in innovation and technology diffusion. It reviews policy initiatives to promote efficient networking in selected OECD countries, and draws the main implications for public policy. It provides both fresh conceptual insights and new factual information on this important mechanism of innovation-led growth.
FURTHER READING
Innovative Clusters: Drivers of National Innovation Systems
Innovative People: Mobility of Skilled Personnel in National Innovation Systems
Dynamising National Innovation Systems
Other Versions:  E-book - PDF Format

Table of contents:

Chapter 1. Innovation and Networks: An Introduction to the Theme by Andreas Schibany and Wolfgang Polt
Part I. Theoretical Framework
Chapter 2. The Comparative Advantage of Networks in Economic Organisation: Efficiency and Innovation in Highly Specialised and Uncertain Environments by Timo Hamalainen and Gerd Schienstock
Part II. Applied Analysis of Cooperation/Collaboration/Networking
Chapter 3. Innovative Activity and Firm Characteristics: A Cluster Analysis of Swiss Manufacturing Using Firm-Level Data by Heinz Hollenstien
Chapter 4. Innovation Modes in the Swiss Service Sector: A Cluster Analysis Based on Firm-Level Data
Chapter 5. Technological Collaboration, Firm Size, and Innovation: A Study of UK Manufacturing Firms by richard Torbett
Chapter 6. Exchange of Employees, Prototypes, and use of Electronic Media in Product Development Collaboration: Results from a Danish Study by Preben Sander Kristensen and Anker Lund Vinding
Chapter 7. Inter-Firm Technological Collaboration in Australia in an International Context: Implications for Innovation Performance and Public Policy by Ester Basri
Chapter 8. Differences in the Propensity to Innovate Between Less and More Developed Regions: How a System of Innovation Approach Can Expain Them by Bianca Poti
Chapter 9. Networking Impacts of the EU Framework Programme by Terttu Luukkonen
Chapter 10. Knowledge Spillovers through R&D Networking by Michel Dumont and Aggelos Tsakanikas
Part III. Interactions Betweeen Knowledge Institutions and Industry
Chapter 11. Interactions between Universities and Enterprises in Austria: An Empirical Analysis on the Micro and Sector Levels by Andreas Schibany and Doris Schartinger
Chapter 12. Collaboration between Manufacturing Firms and Knowledge Institutions on Product Development: Evidence from Harmonised Surveys in Australia, Austria, Denmark, Norway, and Spain by Jesper Lindgard Christensen, Andreas Schibany, and Anker Lund Vinding
Chapter 13. Unviersity-Industry Research Collaboration in Chinese Taipei by Feng-Shang Wu
Part IV. Policy
Chapter 14. The Role of Governments in Networking by Wolfgang Polt
Chapter 15. Concluding Remarks by Wolfgang Polt and Andreas Schibany
Annex: Policy Case Study: Austria by Wolfgang Polt
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