Complexity and path dependence in biotechnology innovation systems
J Niosi - Industrial and corporate change, 2011 - academic.oup.com
In commercial applications of biotechnology, there is no international convergence. On
many critical dimensions, the United States is pulling ahead vis-à-vis most other developed …
many critical dimensions, the United States is pulling ahead vis-à-vis most other developed …
Configuring new research fields: How policy, place, and organization are made to matter
M Merz, P Sormani - The Local Configuration of New Research Fields: On …, 2016 - Springer
Contemporary science is typically conceived as an international endeavor. Especially the
natural and technical sciences are seen as internationally constituted with their adoption of …
natural and technical sciences are seen as internationally constituted with their adoption of …
[图书][B] The dynamics of industrial clustering: International comparisons in computing and biotechnology
G Swann, M Prevezer, D Stout - 1998 - econpapers.repec.org
Why do firms in high technology industries cluster at particular locations? Do firms grow
faster at such locations and are disproportionately more new firms created in clusters? The …
faster at such locations and are disproportionately more new firms created in clusters? The …
Are biotechnology and its clusters in crisis?
P Cooke - Technology Analysis & Strategic Management, 2013 - Taylor & Francis
This paper asks whether biotechnology, in general, and the industry clusters of innovative
biotechnology enterprises that have uniformly characterised its economic form, are now in a …
biotechnology enterprises that have uniformly characterised its economic form, are now in a …
Chance, nécessité, et naïveté
WW Powell, K Sandholtz - The emergence of organizations and …, 2012 - books.google.com
Where do new practices and models of organization come from? of course, nothing is
entirely new, so the obvious answer is that new things trace their lineages back through …
entirely new, so the obvious answer is that new things trace their lineages back through …
The entrepreneurial spark: Individual agents and the formation of innovative clusters
MP Feldman, J Francis - Complexity and Industrial Clusters: Dynamics and …, 2002 - Springer
This paper outlines the development of a high-tech industrial cluster in the US Capitol region
through the efforts of entrepreneurs who adapted to both constructive crises and new …
through the efforts of entrepreneurs who adapted to both constructive crises and new …
Life sciences and regional innovation: one path or many?
MS Gertler, T Vinodrai - European Planning Studies, 2009 - Taylor & Francis
Despite the widespread interest of national, regional and local governments in promoting
their own biotechnology industry, it is now well known that this sector exhibits …
their own biotechnology industry, it is now well known that this sector exhibits …
The dismantling of redundant dichotomies: Biotechnology as an exemplar of university–industry collaboration
MJ Lynskey - Journal of Commercial Biotechnology, 2006 - Springer
This paper suggests that the established and distinctive dualisms invoked to describe
aspects of research and forms of organisation are unravelling and becoming less …
aspects of research and forms of organisation are unravelling and becoming less …
Academia-industry-government relations in biotechnology: private, professional and public dimensions of the new associations
K Ronit - Science and Public Policy, 1997 - academic.oup.com
New associations have been established in biotechnology within the last 10–15 years in a
process influenced by industry, academic institutions and government agencies. Different …
process influenced by industry, academic institutions and government agencies. Different …