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Science-Technology-Industry Links and the 'European Paradox' : Some Notes on the Dynamics of Scientific and Technological Research in Europe

Dosi, Giovanni - 2013

The so-called "European Paradox" holdsthat European Union countries play a leading global role in terms of high-levelscientific output, but lag behind in their ability to convert this strengthinto wealth-generating innovations. This study argues that the paradox isincorrect and hence, that the...

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