Volume 7 Issue 2-3 - 2005
Innovation and Economic Development: Lessons from Latin America
Technology Performance: Setting the scene |
| 131-151 | | Technology performance, economic performance and behaviour: A study of Argentinean firms during the 1990s
Valeria Arza |
| 152-171 | | Patterns of technological intensity in Brazilian industry: A comparative study with developed countries
André Tosi Furtado, Ruy de Quadros Carvalhoc |
Learning and Knowledge Flows in Innovation Systems: Domestic Conditions |
| 172-187 | | Innovation systems and local productive arrangements: New strategies to promote the generation, acquisition and diffusion of knowledge
Helena MM Lastres, José Eduardo Cassiolato |
| 188-199 | | Exchange and knowledge flows between large firms and research institutions
Rosalba Casas |
| 200-221 | | Knowledge circulation in vertically intergrated production networks: The cases of the Argentinean automotive and iron and steel industries
Facundo Albornoz, Dario Milesi, Gabriel Yoguel |
International Dimension |
| 222-239 | | Managing learning in the refrigerator industry: Evidence from a firm-level study in Brazil
Cristina Ferigotti, Paulo N Figueiredo |
| 240-255 | | Cross border acquisitions and mergers: Learning processes of Mexican corporative groups
Arturo Torres, Javier Jasso |
| 256-273 | | Mexican maquiladoras: New capabilities of coordination and the emergence of a new generation of companies
Jorge Carrillo, Arturo Lara |
| 274-297 | | Spillovers from MNCs through worker mobility and technological and managerial capabilities of SMEs in Mexico
Alexandre O Vera-Cruz, Gabriela Dutrénit |
| 298-309 | | R&D in the telecom industry in Brazil: Some indicators involving large transnational companies
Simone RV Galina, Roberto Sbragia, Guilherme A Plonski |
New policy approaches for development |
| 310-320 | | Innovation systems based on life sciences: Towards a study by means of constructive approaches
Rodrigo Arocena, Judith Sutz |
| 321-335 | | New institutional dynamics for the creation of a favorable environment for competitiveness: Hope or reality
Mónica Casalet Ravenna |
| 336-347 | | Multicriteria analysis for the selection of priorities in the Brazilian program of technological prospection - Prospectar
Mauro Zackiewicz, Rui Albuquerque, Sergio Salles Filho |
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