Technology Analysis & Strategic Management, Volume 21

Volume 21, Number 1, 2009

Special Issue: Aviation Emissions and the Climate Change Debate
Editorial

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  Sally Randles, Alice Bows:
  Aviation, emissions and the climate change debate. 1-16

Papers

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  Alice Bows, Kevin Anderson, Sarah Mander:
  Aviation in turbulent times. 17-37
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  J. E. Green:
  The potential for reducing the impact of aviation on climate. 39-59
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  Ric Parker:
  From blue skies to green skies: engine technology to reduce the climate-change impacts of aviation. 61-78
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  Philip Lawrence:
  Meeting the challenge of aviation emissions: an aircraft industry perspective. 79-92
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  Sally Randles, Sarah Mander:
  Aviation, consumption and the climate change debate: 'Are you going to tell me off for flying?'. 93-113
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  Roger Kemp:
  Short-haul aviation - under what conditions is it more environmentally benign than the alternatives? 115-127
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  Liting Liang, Andrew D. James:
  The low-cost carrier model in China: the adoption of a strategic innovation. 129-148

Volume 21, Number 2, 2009

Original Articles

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  Clive Savory:
  Building knowledge translation capability into public-sector innovation processes. 149-171
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  Alan L. Porter, Nils C. Newman, J. David Roessner, David M. Johnson, Xiao-Yin Jin:
  International high tech competitiveness: does China rank number 1? 173-193
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  Ron Bradfield, Hany El-Sayed:
  Four scenarios for the future of the pharmaceutical industry. 195-212
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  Jonathan C. Ho, Ja-Shen Chen:
  Forecasting VoWLAN technology for the Taiwan mobile telecommunication industry. 213-232
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  Roel Nahuis:
  The rise and fall of self-service in Amsterdam trams: user-technology relations in a case of service innovation. 233-247
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  Maurie J. Cohen:
  Sustainable mobility transitions and the challenge of countervailing trends: the case of personal aeromobility. 249-265

Practitioners forum

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  David Elliott:
  Marine renewables: a new innovation frontier. 267-275
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  William E. Halal:
  The automation of thought: information technology holds the key to global maturity. 277-280

Book review

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  Davide Consoli:
  Localised technological change: towards the economics of complexity. 281-283

Volume 21, Number 3, 2009

Special Issue: Managing foresight within Changing Organisational Settings: Introducing New Perspectives and Practices
Editorial

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  Sandro Mendonça, Bartolomeo Sapio:
  Managing foresight in changing organisational settings: introducing new perspectives and practices. 285-289

Papers

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  Jan Oliver Schwarz:
  Business wargaming: developing foresight within a strategic simulation. 291-305
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  Pierre Rossel:
  Weak signals as a flexible framing space for enhanced management and decision-making. 307-320
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  Olivier Glassey:
  Exploring the weak signals of starts-ups as a folksonomic system. 321-332
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  Patrick van der Duin, Erik den Hartigh:
  Keeping the balance: exploring the link of futures research with innovation and strategy processes. 333-351
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  Sébastien Treyer:
  Changing perspectives on foresight and strategy: from foresight project management to the management of change in collective strategic elaboration processes. 353-362
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  Michael Søgaard Jørgensen, Ulrik Jørgensen:
  Green technology foresight of high technology: a social shaping of technology approach to the analysis of hopes and hypes. 363-379
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  Totti Könnölä, Toni Ahlqvist, Annele Eerola, Sirkku Kivisaari, Raija Koivisto:
  Management of foresight portfolio: analysis of modular foresight projects at contract research organisation. 381-405
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  Gianluca Misuraca:
  e-Government 2015: exploring m-government scenarios, between ICT-driven experiments and citizen-centric implications. 407-424
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  Attila Havas:
  Universities and the emerging new players: building futures for higher education. 425-443

Volume 21, Number 4, 2009

Original Articles

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  Anna Bergek, Christian Berggren, Fredrik Tell:
  Do technology strategies matter? A comparison of two electrical engineering corporations, 1988-1998. 445-470
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  Wouter P. C. Boon, Rutger O. van Merkerk:
  Prospective positioning of industrial players: the case of theranostics. 471-489
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  Juan Manuel Maqueira-Marín, Sebastián Bruque Cámara, José Moyano-Fuentes:
  What does grid information technology really mean? Definitions, taxonomy and implications in the organisational field. 491-513
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  Mike Hodson, Simon Marvin:
  Cities mediating technological transitions: understanding visions, intermediation and consequences. 515-534
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  Joaquín Alegre, Ricardo Chiva, Rafael Lapiedra:
  Measuring innovation in long product development cycle industries: an insight in biotechnology. 535-546
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  Jongbae Kim, David Wilemon:
  An empirical investigation of complexity and its management in new product development. 547-564

Volume 21, Number 5, 2009

Special Issue: Technology and Business Integration
Original Articles

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  Eduardo Vasconcellos, Marcos A. C. Bruno, Milton de A. Campanario, Sérgio L. Noffs:
  A new graphic format to facilitate the understanding of technological innovation models: the seesaw of competitiveness. 565-582

Editorial

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  Prasanta Kumar Dey, William Ho, Pavel Albores, David J. Bennett:
  Technology and business integration. 583-586

Papers

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  Jim Lawlor, Donncha Kavanagh:
  The relationship between new technologies and strategic activities. 587-598
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  Ana M. Bernardos Barbolla, José R. Casar Corredera:
  Critical factors for success in university-industry research projects. 599-616
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  Michel J. Leseure, Dinesh Hurreeram, David J. Bennett:
  Playing catch-up with China: challenges and strategies for smaller developing countries. 617-637
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  Kampan Mukherjee, Sandeep Mondal:
  Analysis of issues relating to remanufacturing technology - a case of an Indian company. 639-652
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  Gerald Reiner, Martin Natter, Wenzel Drechsler:
  Life cycle profit - reducing supply risks by integrated demand management. 653-664
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  Joana G. Geraldi:
  What complexity assessments can tell us about projects: dialogue between conception and perception. 665-678

Volume 21, Number 6, 2009

Original Articles

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  Anna Nosella, Rosa Grimaldi:
  University-level mechanisms supporting the creation of new companies: an analysis of Italian academic spin-offs. 679-698
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  Gesualdo Grimaldi:
  Ideas, errors and the commercialisation of valuable knowledge. 699-710
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  Mikko Paananen:
  Exploring the relationships between knowledge sources in the innovation process: evidence from Finnish innovators. 711-725
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  Cristiano Antonelli:
  Localised appropriability: pecuniary externalities in knowledge exploitation. 727-742
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  María A. Quintás, Xosé H. Vázquez, José M. García, Gloria Caballero:
  International generation of technology: an assessment of its intensity, motives and facilitators. 743-763
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  Isidre March-Chordà, Rosa Ma Yague-Perales, Ramón Seoane-Trigo:
  Asymmetric behaviour of biotechnology business patterns in Spain. 765-782

Volume 21, Number 7, 2009

Original Articles

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  Paul Ekins, Nick Hughes:
  The prospects for a hydrogen economy (1): hydrogen futures. 783-803
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  Frank W. Geels:
  Foundational ontologies and multi-paradigm analysis, applied to the socio-technical transition from mixed farming to intensive pig husbandry (1930-1980). 805-832
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  Stefano Breschi, Lorenzo Cassi, Franco Malerba, Nicholas Vonortas:
  Networked research: European policy intervention in ICTs. 833-857
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  Robert J. W. Tijssen:
  Internationalisation of pharmaceutical R&D: how globalised are Europe's largest multinational companies? 859-879
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  Rosine Hanna, Tugrul U. Daim:
  Managing offshore outsourcing in the software industry. 881-897
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  Hsin-Mei Lin:
  How technology policy facilitates technology diffusion and improves firm capability: a dynamic survey from a network perspective. 899-914

Volume 21, Number 8, 2009

Special Issue: Impacts and Implications of Future-Oriented Technology Analysis (FTA) for Policy and Decision-Making
Editorial

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  Ozcan Saritas, Cristiano Cagnin, Attila Havas, Ian Miles:
  Impacts and implications of future-oriented technology analysis for policy and decision making. 915-916

Papers

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  Per Dannemand Andersen, Mads Borup:
  Foresight and strategy in national research councils and research programmes. 917-932
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  Frank Glod, Carlo Duprel, Michael Keenan:
  Foresight for science and technology priority setting in a small country: the case of Luxembourg. 933-951
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  K. Matthias Weber, Klaus Kubeczko, Alexander Kaufmann, Barbara Grunewald:
  Trade-offs between policy impacts of future-oriented analysis: experiences from the innovation policy foresight and strategy process of the City of Vienna. 953-969
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  Stefanie Jenssen:
  Foresight and governance: how good can it get? The case of stakeholder image construction in a municipal vision project. 971-986
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  Ahti Salo, Ville Brummer, Totti Könnölä:
  Axes of balance in foresight - reflections from FinnSight 2015. 987-1001