argues that country- and sectoral-level approaches which emphasize the role that knowledge, spillovers and human capital play …

analysis of demand, knowledge, networks and coevolution. …

Articulate knowledge entails the triad: information, interpretation, and judgment. Information is the reading of the … interpretation were symmetric and final. This move has the effect of flattening knowledge down to information – here dubbed … “knowledge flat-talk.” Economic prosperity depends greatly on discovery, but discovery is often a transcending of the working …

, concentrating on its three basic features: 1) a knowledge- and information-based technological change, 2) which is taking place in …

, compensation schemes, the granting ofliberties, decision making, corporate culture, knowledge management, and the boardof directors …

the national policy process and to offer certain conclusions for the tasks related to the progress toward a knowledge … difference between the NIS of the larger and smaller countries is the greater dependence on the external sources of knowledge and …

examines the knowledge-based determinants of productivity of firms active in food processing, textiles, and garments and … leather products. In particular, it seeks to investigate the importance of various sources of knowledge in explaining … productivity in the different industries. The knowledge sources driving productivity performance are very different across sectors …

Technological innovation depends on knowledge developed by scientific research. The num-ber of citations made in … patents to the scientific literature has been suggested as an indicator of this process of transfer of knowledge from science …-to-sector ma-trix of knowledge flows. We then propose a method to analyze this matrix and construct vari-ous indicators of science …