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Bridging circular economy business models and rebound effects: Mapping systemic associations with semantic network analysis. [PDF]

J Ind Ecol
Guzzo D, Pigosso DCA.
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Hair bulb and oral mucosa DNA for prompt germline testing in hematologic neoplasms. [PDF]

Blood Cancer J
Balbastre-Úbeda F, Torres-Esquius S, Gabarrós-Subirà M, Beas F, Leno-Colorado J, Sanchez-Morales C, Chen-Liang TH, Urban-Giral S, Tena-Alegre M, Hurtado AM, Casas-Tio MJ, Garrido AM, Acha P, Blanco A, Solé F, Del Rey M, Díez-Campelo M, Valcárcel D, Montoro MJ, Jerez A, Myelodysplastic Syndromes (GESMD).   +20 more
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Why Evidence Is Not Enough: Power, Politics, and a Strategy Shift for Public Health. [PDF]

Milbank Q
Heller JC.
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Correction to 'The Genetics of Portal Hypertension: Recent Developments and the Road Ahead'. [PDF]

Liver Int
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Modeling the development toward the knowledge economy: a national capability approach [PDF]

Journal of Knowledge Management, 2009
Purpose - This paper aims to model the national development of the knowledge economy and argue its policy implications. Design/Methodology - The methodology is a deductive research approach.
Katsuhiro Umemoto
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The global knowledge economy in question [PDF]

Critical Perspectives on International Business, 2009
Purpose – The aim of this paper is to bring into question the idea of the global knowledge economy. Design/methodology/approach – The paper explores the characteristics of the knowledge economy, as elaborated by academics and policy makers concerned with
Joanne Roberts
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Limits to the economy of knowledge and knowledge of the economy

Futures, 2005
In this essay, we explore the view that the growth of knowledge is a complex evolutionary process. We pay particular attention to the division of knowing in a knowledge economy, to the restless nature of knowledge and to the principle of variation and selection that makes the growth of knowledge an evolutionary phenomenon.
Metcalfe, Stan J., Ramlogan, Ronnie
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Knowledge and Developing Economies

Development, 2005
Philip Cheng, Brian Hilton and Chong Choi argue that the importance of knowledge has created a convergence of research interests for developed, high income and developing, low-income economies that makes the issue of knowledge a critical one in research into the evolving global economy.
Cheng, Philip, Hilton, Brian, Choi, C.
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The knowledge economy and the social economy

International Journal of Social Economics, 1997
Posits that most contemporary interest in the university‐industry linkages stems from a concern to increase the birth rate of new technology‐based firms and/or the velocity with which indigenous scientific capability is translated into commercial technologies.
Greg MacLeod, Bruce McFarlane, Charles H. Davis   +2 more
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