society is promoting the methods and models of the rational management that will lead to performance acquiring by the …As in the traditional enterprise, the performance of the enterprises in the knowledge based society is expressed …, the differences that appear are in the way of acquiring at this performance in the enterprises. The actual knowledge based …

opportunities for public participation in the evaluation and management of risk are few. We argue for the need to re … that support both the provision of routine, timely and relevant technical knowledge to the public and meaningful …-conceptualise the institutional context in which risk research and communication occur as one in which scientific knowledge and public …

is generally understood, which goes beyond the set of tools generally used for territorial management. Thus, it involves …Technological and social progress stems from a combination of organised knowledge and interaction amongst a set of … actors, fields of expertise and institutions. However, the contexts in which our knowledge of areas, their resources and …

This paper compares how managers value knowledge from internal and external sources. Although many theories account for … favoritism toward insiders, we find that preferences for knowledge obtained from outsiders are also prevalent. Two complementary … case studies and survey data from managers demonstrate the phenomenon of valuing external knowledge more highly than …

developments. Universities do not play a prominent role here. Reasons seem to be a lack of knowledge about offerings in the field …

negatively on flows of knowledge and information stands through all industries. Design/methodology/approach – The evidence … regarding the affects of cultural differences on knowledge transfers is strong. This paper looks at a special case where the … research perspective the paper shows that the research community should not presume a negative effect on knowledge flows caused …

knowledge production, and in relation to the creation of research relations. It argues that an unfolding of a first person …

The acquisition price of knowledge-intensive companies in an M&A deal depends largely on the resultant operating … synergies, i.e. the potential value knowledge companies can bring to the acquirer’s existing businesses through the combination … of both firms’ assets. The value of knowledge companies basically resides in their innovation potential and human capital …