Volume 22, Number 1, 2010

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  Paul Ekins, Nick Hughes: The prospects for a hydrogen economy (2): hydrogen transitions. 1-17
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  Thomas A. Hemphill: Pharmaceutical patent expropriation and technology strategy: strategic options to compulsory licensing. 19-41
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  Bartolomeo Sapio, Tomaz Turk, Michele Cornacchia, Filomena Papa, Enrico Nicolo, Stefano Livi: Building scenarios of digital television adoption: a pilot study. 43-63
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  Hans Heerkens, Erik J. De Bruijn, Harm-Jan Steenhuis: Common factors in the withdrawal of European aircraft manufacturers from the regional aircraft market. 65-80
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  Grace T. R. Lin, Chia-Chi Sun: Driving industrial clusters to be nationally competitive. 81-97
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  Riccardo Vecchiato, Claudio Roveda: Foresight in corporate organisations. 99-112

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  Ozcan Saritas: Technology's Promise: Expert Knowledge on the Transformation of Business and Society. 113-114

Volume 22, Number 2, 2010

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  Tugrul U. Daim, Dundar F. Kocaoglu, Timothy R. Anderson: Managing the life cycle of technological innovations: strategies and tools. 115-116

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  René Rohrbeck, Fee Steinhoff, Felix Perder: Sourcing innovation from your customer: how multinational enterprises use Web platforms for virtual customer integration. 117-131
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  Ricarda B. Bouncken, Viviane A. Winkler: National and cultural diversity in transnational innovation teams. 133-151
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  Yu-Shan Chen, Ke-Chiun Chang: Exploring the nonlinear effects of patent citations, patent share and relative patent position on market value in the US pharmaceutical industry. 153-169
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  Alfred E. Thal Jr., David E. Shahady: Innovation in a military research laboratory: an initial exploratory study. 171-187
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  Kyoung-Joo Lee, Tomohiro Ohta, Kazuhiko Kakehi: Formal boundary spanning by industry liaison offices and the changing pattern of university-industry cooperative research: the case of the University of Tokyo. 189-206
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  Kai-Ying A. Chan, Leon A. G. Oerlemans, Marthinus W. Pretorius: Knowledge exchange behaviours of science park firms: the innovation hub case. 207-228
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  Nathasit Gerdsri, Phensoame Assakul, Ronald S. Vatananan: An activity guideline for technology roadmapping implementation. 229-242
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  Alfred E. Thal Jr., John D. Bedingfield: Successful project managers: an exploratory study into the impact of personality. 243-259
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  Chun-Hui Wu, Kwoting Fang: Improving project performance through organisational learning: an empirical study in Taiwan. 261-276

Volume 22, Number 3, 2010

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  David M. Johnson, Alan L. Porter, J. David Roessner, Nils C. Newman, Xiao-Yin Jin: High-tech indicators: assessing the competitiveness of selected European countries. 277-296
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  Chris Harty: Implementing innovation: designers, users and actor-networks. 297-315
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  Annette Ruef, Jochen Markard: What happens after a hype? How changing expectations affected innovation activities in the case of stationary fuel cells. 317-338
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  Ronan T. McIvor, Paul K. Humphreys, Alan McKittrick: Integrating the critical success factor method into the business process outsourcing decision. 339-360
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  Susan E. Cozzens, Sonia Gatchair, Jongseok Kang, Kyung-Sup Kim, Hyuck Jai Lee, Gonzalo R. Ordóñez, Alan L. Porter: Emerging technologies: quantitative identification and measurement. 361-376
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  Byungun Yoon: Strategic visualisation tools for managing technological information. 377-397

Volume 22, Number 4, 2010

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  David Williams, Carlton Young, Richard Shewchuk, Haiyan Qu: Strategic groupings of US biotechnology initial public offerings and a measure of their market influence. 399-415
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  Nienchu Wu, Hsin-Hann Tsai, Yu-Shing Chang, Hsiao-Cheng Yu: The radio frequency identification industry development strategies of Asian countries. 417-431
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  Andreas Knie, Mikael Hård: Innovation - the endless frontier: historical modes of engineering science. 433-445
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  Mika Pantzar, Elizabeth Shove: Understanding innovation in practice: a discussion of the production and re-production of Nordic Walking. 447-461
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  Paul Beynon-Davies: Personal identity management as a socio-technical network. 463-478
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  Mirjam Knockaert, André Spithoven, Bart Clarysse: The knowledge paradox explored: what is impeding the creation of ICT spin-offs? 479-493
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  Eva Heiskanen, Sampsa Hyysalo, Tanja Kotro, Petteri Repo: Constructing innovative users and user-inclusive innovation communities. 495-511

Volume 22, Number 5, 2010

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  Tuomo Nikulainen: Identifying nanotechnological linkages in the Finnish economy - an explorative study. 513-531
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  Dioni Elche Hortelano, Angela Gonzalez-Moreno: Strategic adjustment between innovation and production: generation of integrated archetypes in Spanish service firms. 533-551
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  Keun Lee, Minho Yoon: International, intra-national and inter-firm knowledge diffusion and technological catch-up: the USA, Japan, Korea and Taiwan in the memory chip industry. 553-570
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  Frank Siedlok, Palie Smart, Abhishek Gupta: Convergence and reorientation via open innovation: the emergence of nutraceuticals. 571-592
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  Petra Bosch-Sijtsema, Theo J. B. M. Postma: Governance factors enabling knowledge transfer in interorganisational development projects. 593-608
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  Jussi Hätönen: Outsourcing and licensing strategies in small software firms: evolution of strategies and implications for firm growth, internationalisation and innovation. 609-630
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  Carlos Rodriguez Monroy, José Ramón Vilana Art: Strategic positioning of global manufacturing virtual networks in the aeronautical industry. 631-647

Volume 22, Number 6, 2010

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  Anna Schreuer, Harald Rohracher, Philipp Späth: Transforming the energy system: the role of institutions, interests and ideas. 649-652

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  Peter S. Hofman, Boelie Elzen: Exploring system innovation in the electricity system through sociotechnical scenarios. 653-670
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  Malcolm Eames, William McDowall: Sustainability, foresight and contested futures: exploring visions and pathways in the transition to a hydrogen economy. 671-692
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  Harro van Lente, Sjoerd Bakker: Competing expectations: the case of hydrogen storage technologies. 693-709
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  Olivier Coutard, Jonathan Rutherford: Energy transition and city-region planning: understanding the spatial politics of systemic change. 711-727
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  Anna Schreuer, Michael Ornetzeder, Harald Rohracher: Negotiating the local embedding of socio-technical experiments: a case study in fuel cell technology. 729-743
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  Barbara Praetorius, Mari Martiskainen, Raphael Sauter, Jim Watson: Technological innovation systems for microgeneration in the UK and Germany - a functional analysis. 745-764

Volume 22, Number 7, 2010

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  Staffan Jacobsson, Eugenia Perez Vico: Towards a systemic framework for capturing and explaining the effects of academic R&D. 765-787

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  Loet Leydesdorff, Girma Zawdie: The triple helix perspective of innovation systems. 789-804

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  Helen Lawton Smith, Sharmistha Bagchi-Sen: Triple helix and regional development: a perspective from Oxfordshire in the UK. 805-818
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  Carl-Otto Frykfors, Håkan Jonsson: Reframing the multilevel triple helix in a regional innovation system: a case of systemic foresight and regimes in renewal of Skåne's food industry. 819-829
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  Philip Cooke: Regional innovation systems: development opportunities from the 'green turn'. 831-844
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  Matthew A. Shapiro, Minho So, Han Woo Park: Quantifying the national innovation system: inter-regional collaboration networks in South Korea. 845-857

Volume 22, Number 8, 2010

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  Nicola Baldini: University spin-offs and their environment. 859-876
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  Jeroen P. J. de Jong, Tarmo Kalvet, Wim Vanhaverbeke: Exploring a theoretical framework to structure the public policy implications of open innovation. 877-896
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  Vu Thanh, Keith Madelin, Clive Roberts, Andrew Tobias: The need for a strategic approach on the railways to the management of the vehicle-track interface. 897-908
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  Alexander Styhre, Frida Lind: Balancing centripetal and centrifugal forces in the entrepreneurial university: a study of 10 research centres in a technical university. 909-924
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  Jisun Kim, Tugrul U. Daim, Timothy R. Anderson: A look into the future of wireless mobile communication technologies. 925-943
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  Ki H. Kang, Jina Kang: Does partner type matter in R&D collaboration for product innovation? 945-959

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