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Committing to vaccine R&D : a global science policy priority

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Is Europe becoming the most dynamic knowledge economy in the world?

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Innovation systems in a global economy

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The globalizing learning economy

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Is a European recovery possible without high-tech public corporations?

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Pervasive new technologies associated with information and communication technologies and software are dominated by a restricted oligopoly of US-based corporations. The challengers are no longer European firms, but rather Japanese or Chinese companies. The actions taken by the EU to fill this...

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