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Journal of Management Inquiry, 1994
This article argues that the increased salience of technology policy in the political agenda of the Clinton administration constitutes a pressing ideological challenge for business academe. Basic assumptions and conceptual foundations need reexamination if the business academe is to understand, interpret, and influence rapidly evolving trends in ...
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This article argues that the increased salience of technology policy in the political agenda of the Clinton administration constitutes a pressing ideological challenge for business academe. Basic assumptions and conceptual foundations need reexamination if the business academe is to understand, interpret, and influence rapidly evolving trends in ...
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Health Care Management Review, 1980
Technology was once considered automatically beneficial. Today the health care industry is carefully weighing the consequences as well as the advantages of medical technology. Medical technology has become a policy issue of great importance in public and private sectors.
D, Banta, C J, Behney
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Technology was once considered automatically beneficial. Today the health care industry is carefully weighing the consequences as well as the advantages of medical technology. Medical technology has become a policy issue of great importance in public and private sectors.
D, Banta, C J, Behney
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Technology Diffusion and Public Policy
The Economic Journal, 1994A useful typology of technological change is provided by the Schumpeterian trilogy: invention (the generation of new ideas), innovation (the development of those ideas through to the first marketing or use of a technology) and diffusion (the spread of new technology across its potential market).
Stoneman, Paul, Diederen, Paul
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Optical Solutions for Homeland and National Security, 2005
The DHS Science and Technology Directorate defines the IED threat into three categories: aviation, suicide/leave behind and vehicle-borne. The needs for countermeasures are based on venue, but the technology development is based on threat. Policy makers use the results of feasibility studies to form future policy and make planning and budgeting ...
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The DHS Science and Technology Directorate defines the IED threat into three categories: aviation, suicide/leave behind and vehicle-borne. The needs for countermeasures are based on venue, but the technology development is based on threat. Policy makers use the results of feasibility studies to form future policy and make planning and budgeting ...
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2010
Many academic programs in the United States, and elsewhere around the world, focus on the social studies of science, technology, and public policy. Indeed, the bulk of the programs listed in the AAAS guide to graduate education in science, engineering, and public policy fall in this category.
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Many academic programs in the United States, and elsewhere around the world, focus on the social studies of science, technology, and public policy. Indeed, the bulk of the programs listed in the AAAS guide to graduate education in science, engineering, and public policy fall in this category.
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The Globalization of Technology and National Policies
2002AbstractIn the last few years, many heterogeneous phenomena have been put together under the label ‘technological globalization’ and the concept has thus lost much of its original clarity. This chapter aims to identify three different categories that compose the globalization of technology, with a view to understanding what the impact of each is on ...
Archibugi Daniele, Iammarino Simona
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2019
This chapter is the result of an interuniversity exchange doctoral research project carried out in the Algarve region, Portugal, in 2017. Its objective was to discuss the economic trajectory of Portugal and its implications for those political strategies encouraging technological innovation.
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This chapter is the result of an interuniversity exchange doctoral research project carried out in the Algarve region, Portugal, in 2017. Its objective was to discuss the economic trajectory of Portugal and its implications for those political strategies encouraging technological innovation.
Vonia Engel +2 more
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Evolutionary Economics and Technology Policy
The Economic Journal, 1994In this brief paper I propose to explore the economics of technology policy from an evolutionary perspective. As with any evolutionary argument the central concern is with the mechanisms of economic change, in this case in relation to the development of new technologies and patterns of organisation, and their spread into the wider economic system.
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Technology, Productivity and Public Policy*
Fiscal Studies, 2007AbstractThe poor productivity performance of the UK and the EU when compared with the US has been a major driver of policy reforms over the past decade. This paper considers what the evidence suggests about why we have lagged behind the US, considering among other factors the importance of globalisation and outsourcing, the role for public policy ...
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Planning Science and Technology Policy
Journal of Policy Analysis and Management, 1984AbstractLong‐range policy planning for international scientific and technological affairs has been hindered by a variety of problems. One is the overall crisis‐response nature of foreign policymaking and another is the difficulty of developing technical information needed for sound forecasts.
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