Networks, Alliances and Partnerships in the Innovation Process (Hardcover)

Contributors. Acknowledgements. Preface. Part I: Introduction and Frameworks. 1. Introduction; J. de la Mothe, A.N. Link. 2. Private Sector and Public Sector Strategies to Encourage Technological Alliances; A.N. Link. 3. Collaborative Innovation: Rationale, Indicators and Significance; W.E. Steinmueller. Part II: Measurement. 4. An Analysis of Patterns of Collaboration in Canadian Manufacturing and Biotechnology Firms; F. Anderson, et al. 5. In-House Versus Ex-House: The Sourcing of Knowledge for Innovation; A. Arundel, C. Bordoy. 6. Innovation Through Linkages and Networks at the National Research Council: Measuring the Output; J. Lyrette. 7. R&D Alliances and Networks Indicators at the Division of Science Resources Statistics, National Science Foundation; F. Moris, J. Jankowski. 8. Implications of the Division of Knowledge for Innovation in Networks; P. Quintas. Part IV: Impacts. 9. Organizational Requirements for the Innovation of Complex Technologies; D.E. Kash, et al. 10. Complex Systems and Collective Adoption: The Role of Networks and Partnerships as an Endogenous Mechanism to Reduce Dynamic Transaction Costs in the Context of Systemic Innovations; D. Foray. 11. Industry Life-Cycle, Knowledge Generation and Technological Networks; L. Nesta, V. Mangematin. 12. Networks in the Knowledge Economy Restructuring Value Chains: Impacts of the Internet; G. Vickery. 13. Toward the Capture of Innovation Potentiality in Social Environments; S.A. McDaniel. 14. Policy Networks in Adaptive Innovation Systems; J.de la Mothe. Part IV: Conclusion. 15. Conclusion; J. de la Mothe, A.N. Link. Notes. Bibliography. Index.