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China's National Innovation System in Transition

Sun, Yifei - 2010

Geographic scale has been central to the debate on studies on technological innovation. Through a brief examination of China's science and technology history since the 1950s, this study suggests that the role of the state is crucial for understanding the structuring, restructuring and...

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Upgrading Japan's Innovation System to Sustain Economic Growth

Jones, Randall Sidney - 2006

Increasing productivity growth through innovation is a key to raising living standards. Although R&D intensity in Japan … Economic Survey of Japan (www.oecd.org/eco/surveys/japan). …

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Promoting Triple Helix through Innovation Summit

Ullah, Rahmat; Shirwani, Abid H. K.; Zohra, Rashida; … - 2020

This case presents the design and implementation of the Innovation Summit in Pakistan, which is organized following the Triple Helix model.The case study includes valuable information on the transferability of this initiative to other developing countries

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America's Voluntary Standards System : A 'Best Practice' Model for Asian Innovation Policies?

Ernst, Dieter - 2014

There is a keen interest across Asia in the potential advantages of America’s market-led system of voluntary standards and its contribution to the country’s superior innovation capacity. For its proponents, America’s decentralized, flexible, and bottom-up approach to standard-setting is a...

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Building Blocks of China’s Path to Technological Prowess and Innovation-Led Development

Pencea, Sarmiza; Balgar, Ana-Cristina; Bulin, Daniel - 2015

Along just a few decades, China has undergone huge economic changes, managing an impressive catching-up drive. But although its past accomplishments are undeniably outstanding in terms of extensive development, the country has also accumulated multiple distortions and structural imbalances and...

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Patterns of Industrial Innovation in China

Sun, Yifei - 2010

This study uses a variety of indicators such as patent grants, new product sales, and R&D spending to examine the spatial patterns of industrial innovation in China during the 1990s. It is found that industrial innovation in China has been concentrated in the coastal areas, and the spatial...

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Divergent Patterns of Engagement in Internet Standardization : Japan, Korea and China

Contreras, Jorge L. - 2016

strikingly divergent. Japanese involvement in Internet standardization began early and Japan was, for many years, second only to … the U.S. in terms of IETF participation. Though Japanese participation has declined since the early 2000s, Japan remains a … Japan and major European countries. Korean participation in IETF has also declined over the past decade, and has been …

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Returning Scientists and the Emergence of China’s Science System

Cao, Cong - 2019

China's approach to developing a world-class science system includes a vigorous set of programmes to attract back Chinese researchers who have overseas training and work experience. No analysis is available to show the performance of these mobile researchers nor do we know the exact impact of...

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The Private Value of Innovating for the Government

Arora, Ashish; Belenzon, Sharon; Cioaca, Larisa C.; … - National Bureau of Economic Research - 2025

We quantify the private returns to government R&D contracts awarded to firms. We present new evidence that R&D contracts not only finance innovation but also embed an implicit government guarantee of noncompetitive future procurement for the winning R&D contractor. We measure its private value...

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The rise of China and the global production of scientific knowledge

Ku, Hyejin; Mu, Tianrui - 2025

This paper examines how China’s growing research capabilities impact global research universities across scientific fields. Using bibliometric data from 1980 to 2020, we assess the effects of the "China shock" on high-impact publications, novel concepts, and citation patterns. Our analysis...

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