The Technology of Transition
Science and Technology Policies for Transition Countries
1st Edition
Published on 1. January 1997
304 pages
978-963-386-504-0 (ISBN)
Description
This book addresses the crucial question of how countries which have suffered losses in productivity levels and innovatory momentum over perhaps twenty-thirty years can rediscover their dynamism. Because the contributors have the immediate experience of tackling such complex problems and possess first-hand knowledge of a wide range of developmental patterns, each is well-placed to advise on the search for comprehensive solutions. The book not only focuses on the problems of innovation and technology transfer as they are reflected in the experience of the transition period to date, but also develops conceptual and strategic approaches to problems which will take a generation or more to resolve.
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Language
English
Place of publication
Budapest
Hungary
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Edition type
Digital original
File size
8,80 MB
ISBN-13
978-963-386-504-0 (9789633865040)
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01/1997
Central European University Press
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Person
Dyker David A.:
Professor David Dyker was one of the founders of the University of Sussex Economics department and the former School of European Studies.
Professor David Dyker was one of the founders of the University of Sussex Economics department and the former School of European Studies.
Content
- cover
- front matter
- title page
- copyright page
- Contents
- Notes on the editor and contributors
- Preface
- Part I Setting the Scene
- Technology policy and industrial objectives in the context of economic transition
- 2 A general taxonomic approach to technology policy
- 3 Poland: technology problems in a typical transition economy
- 4 Transforming centrally planned systems of science and technology: the problem of obsolete competencies
- Part II Transferring Technology
- 5 Technology transfer to transition countries: are there lessons from the experience of the post-war industrializing countries?
- 6 Multinational companies and the transfer and diffusion of new technological capabilities in Central and Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union
- 7 Technology transfer in global competition: the case of economies in transition
- Part III Building the Institutions
- 8 Is there any future for the Academies of Sciences?
- 9 National systems of innovation, public policy for innovation, and institutional learning: is the French experience relevant to the transition economies?
- Part IV Technology Transfer and International Trade
- 10 Foreign direct investment and intra-industry trade: the case of the automotive industry in Central Europe
- 11 EU trade, industry and competition policy: market access and transnational issues of policy-making for technology transfer
- 12 The transformation of technological capabilities in Russian defence enterprises, with special reference to dual-use technology
- Index
- back cover
