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Surveys and Policy: Lessons from the CIS
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posted on 2023-05-22, 11:57 authored by Arundel, A, Bordoy, C, Mohnen, P, Smith, KHUp until the 1980s, inovation research was largely limited to case studies or to data on the creation of new knowledge, as measured by R&D investments, scientific publications, patented inventions, and the stock of scientists and engineers. The dominant perspective viewed innovation as synonymous with R&D based creative activities to develop technical inventions. Theories of innovation were frequently based on science-push models in which inputs of R&D or scientists led to outputs of publications or patents.
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Publication title
Innovation Policy in EuropeEdition
1stEditors
C Nauwelaers and R WintjesPagination
3-38ISBN
978-1-84542-759-7Department/School
TSBEPublisher
Edward Elgar Publishing LtdPlace of publication
CheltenhamExtent
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