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1. He introduced the concept of National System of Innovation with B .-?
2. At present, one theme widely agreed on is the creation of a national system of innovation.
3. For the concept of indigenous systems of innovation ( on technological-led innovation policies in developing economies ), please see
4. Besides his intellectual contributions in the economics of innovation and systems of innovation, Christopher Freeman was'an academic entrepreneur '.
5. Rajneesh Narula and Simon Collinson have established conceptual linkages between multinational enterprise activities and their use of outsourcing alliances within national systems of innovation.
6. It's difficult to find system of innovation in a sentence. 用system of innovation造句挺難的
7. The main research themes include economic evolutionary modelling, theory of the firm, national systems of innovation, international trade and competitiveness and the interplay between economic and ecological issues.
8. More recently, the IKE Group has been the main architect behind GLOBELICS-a network of scholars who apply the concept  systems of innovation and competence building as their analytical framework.
9. Kanter and Richardson s ) case study research " Engines of Progress " describes how Ohio-Bell encouraged intrapreneurial behaviour through the development of a system of innovation called " Enter-Prize ".
10. From 1993 to 1995, he was a permanent consultant ( part time ) at the OECD ( Division for Science, Technology and Industry ) where he contributed to the programme on " National Systems of Innovation ".
11. "' Georg Friedrich List "'( August 6, 1789  November 30, 1846 ) was a leading 19th-century German-American economist who developed the " National System " or what some would call today the National System of Innovation.
12. In close collaboration with Christopher Freeman, Bengt-舓e Lundvall developed the idea of innovation as an interactive process, in the first half of the eighties and the concept of National System of Innovation in the second half ( Lundvall, 1985 and Lundvall, 1988 ).
13. More than any other person, it was Bush who designed America's national system of innovation in the post-World War II era : the universities directing basic research, the federal government paying the bills, and corporations concentrating on applied research, somewhere in between.
14. Leaving aside why, in 1972, so distinguished a scholar as Cardwell might have thought that it was the historian's duty to ignore what we since have come to call national systems of innovation, on exactly what mechanism might Cardwell's Law rest if it were really a law?
15. Levine and Prietula define open collaboration as " any system of innovation or production that relies on goal-oriented yet loosely coordinated participants who interact to create a product ( or service ) of economic value, which they make available to contributors and noncontributors alike . " This definition captures multiple instances, all joined by similar principles.
16. Collectively, these principles are known as open source, open content, and open collaboration : " any system of innovation or production that relies on goal-oriented yet loosely coordinated participants, who interact to create a product ( or service ) of economic value, which they make available to contributors and non-contributors alike ."
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