List of topics (re-post)
Ian -the project leader at PREST- last year proposed these topics for the ministudies.
- The innovative firm; innovation and entrepreneurship
- Clusters, networks and systems of innovators (subcategories: National / Sectoral systems of innovation)
- Managing the process of innovation
- Organizational and nontechnological innovation
- Innovation, diffusion and implementation
- Universities and the public science base in innovation
- Finance and innovation
- Intellectual Property Rights, trade secrets, and appropriation of Innovation
- Innovation in high-tech sectors
- Innovation in “low-tech” sectors
- Innovation in services (and creative sectors?)
- Innovation, productivity and growth
- Innovation, development and catching-up
- Innovation policy
- Globalisation and offshoring of innovation
- Innovation and competitiveness
- Innovation, skills and employment
- Innovations and regulations
- Innovation and the environment
- Innovation, ethics, and corporate social responsibility
- Foresight, technology assessment, etc
So far, there have been 4 (four) ministudies done, i.e. Gazelles, Innovation Skills, Society-Driven Innovation and Innovation Culture. Please refer to the ministudies individual blogs for discussion.
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