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| "Do non-R&D intensive industries benefit of spillovers from public research? The case of the Agro-food industry |
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58 |
| Aligning Strategies for Growth and Talent Management in Creative Professional Service Firms |
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| Biotech Innovation in Europe's Food and Drink Processing Industry: Promise, Barriers and Exploitation |
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120 |
| Business models: A challenging agenda |
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51 |
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| Cléopâtre et son goûteur |
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175 |
| Community as a locus of innovation: co-innovation with users in the creative industries |
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48 |
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119 |
| Competing business models in the french biotech industry |
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21 |
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98 |
| Creation and growth of high-tech SMEs: the role of the local environment |
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| Creation of biotech SMEs in France |
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| Development of SMEs and heterogeneity of trajectories: the case of biotechnology in France |
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46 |
| Disassembly and reassembly on digital technology and creative industries |
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42 |
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10 |
78 |
| Diversification and hybridisation in firm knowledge bases in nanotechnologies |
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89 |
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393 |
| Diversification and hybridization in firm knowledge bases in nanotechnologies |
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110 |
| Do Science and Money Go Together? The Case of the French Biotech Industry |
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16 |
1 |
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7 |
92 |
| Editor's Introduction: Scientific and Technical Human Capital |
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28 |
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10 |
109 |
| Emergence des nanotechnologies: Vers un nouveau "modèle industriel "? |
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38 |
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191 |
| Entre discrimination et autocensure. Les carrières des femmes dans l'enseignement supérieur et la recherche |
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84 |
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387 |
| Explorer pour innover, répliquer pour séduire |
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| French Biotech Start-Ups and Biotech Clusters in France. The Importance of Geographic Proximity |
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| From Business model to Business model portfolio in the european biopharmaceutical industry |
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56 |
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144 |
| From individual scientific visibility to collective competencies: the example of an academic department in social science |
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8 |
119 |
| From sectoral to horizontal public policies: the evolution of support for biotechnology in Europe, 1994-2001 |
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| Global Contests in the Production of Business Knowledge |
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| How do Academics adopt new practices during a reform ? The Evolution of doctoral education in France 1992-2009 |
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| How long is co-operation in genomics sustainable? |
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| Idiosyncratic distances: Impact of mobile technology practices on role segmentation and integration |
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| Industry Life Cycle, Knowledge Generation and Technological Networks |
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| Innovation et création dans le jeu vidéo: comment concilier exploration exploration et exploitation |
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| Institutional change and professional practices: The case of French doctoral education |
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| Is the Creation and Development of Biotech SMEs Localised? Conclusions Drawn from the French Case |
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| L'influence de l'environnement régional sur la création et la croissance des PME de biotechnologie |
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| LARGE PLAYERS IN THE NANOGAME: DEDICATED NANOTECH SUBSIDIARIES OR DISTRIBUTED NANOTECH CAPABILITIES? |
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| La confiance: un mode de coordination dont l'utilisation dépend de ses conditions de production |
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| Learning in MNCs: How subsidiary managers do (and do not) create global solutions |
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| Orchestrating networks in the biopharmaceutical industry: small hub firms can do it |
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| PIS AS BOUNDARY SPANNERS, SCIENCE AND MARKET SHAPERS |
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| PME de biotechnologie: Plusieurs Business models en concurrence |
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| Profile of public laboratories, industrial partnerships and organisation of R & D: the dynamics of industrial relationships in a large research organisation |
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| Project Management: Learning by violating principles |
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| Project management learning by violating principales |
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| Project management: learning by breaking the rules |
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231 |
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| REJUVENATING NANOCLUSTERS WITH 'SLEEPING ANCHORS': PRE-ADAPTATION AND LIFE CYCLE |
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| Recherche ou temps perdu ? Vers une intégration des tâches administratives au métier d'enseignant chercheur |
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| Reputational spillovers: evidence from french architecture |
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| Start-up mid and long term strategic management using a business model portfolio |
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| Stimulating Knowledge Search Routines and Architecture Competences: The Role of Organizational Context and Middle Management |
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| Subsidiary managers’ knowledge mobilizations: Unpacking emergent knowledge flows |
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| Surfing on institutions: When temporary actors in organizational fields respond to institutional pressures |
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| THE DETERMINANTS OF THE SCIENCE-BASED CLUSTER GROWTH: THE CASE OF NANOTECHNOLOGIES |
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| THE FUTURE OF NANOTECHNOLOGIES |
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| THE ROLE OF PRACTICES IN INSTITUTIONAL CHANGE THE EVOLUTION OF DOCTORAL PROGRAMS IN FRANCE 1990 – 2008 |
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| Technological Knowledge Base, R&D Organization Structure and Alliance Formation: Evidence from the Biopharmaceutical Industry |
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| Technological agglomeration and the emergence of clusters and networks in nanotechnology |
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| Technological agglomeration and the emergence of clusters and networks in nanotechnology |
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| Technological competition, strategies of the firms and the choice of the first users: the case of road guidance technologies |
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| The Carrers of Social Science Doctoral Graduates in France: the Influence of How the Research was Carried Out |
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| The Dynamics of Innovation Networks |
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| The Evolution of the French Public Policy to Promote Biotech Innovation: The Case of Genomics |
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| The Simultaneous Shaping of Organization and Technology Within Co-operative Agreements |
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| The future of drug discovery and development: Shifting emphasis towards personalized medicine |
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| The inhibiting factors that principal investigators experience in leading publicly funded research projects |
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| The role of regional institutional entrepreneurs in the emergence of clusters in nanotechnologies |
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298 |
1 |
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| Turning scientific and technological human capital into economic capital: the experience of biotech start-ups in France |
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| Underpinning Strategic Behaviours and Posture of Principal Investigators in Transition/Uncertain Environments |
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| Understanding the emergence and deployment of “nano” S&T |
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29 |
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| University Technology Transfer offices: the search for identity to build legimacy |
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23 |
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| WHEN CELEBRITY DESTROYS ARTISTIC REPUTATION: THE CASE OF FRENCH ARCHITECTS |
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| When technological discontinuities and disruptive business models challenge dominant industry logics: insights from the drugs industry |
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51 |
1 |
1 |
9 |
139 |
| Total Working Papers |
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9 |
2,112 |
102 |
177 |
503 |
8,585 |
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