Innovation and structural change in post-socialist countries
Subtitle: a quantitative approach
By: edited by David A. Dyker and Slavo Radosevic.
Contributors: Dyker, David A.; Radošević, Slavo, 1955-
Series: NATO ASI series -- v. 20
Publisher: Kluwer Academic
Published: 1999
Place of publication: Dordrecht; Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 451
Subjects: Technology and state -- Europe, Eastern.; Science and state -- Europe, Eastern.
Notes: "Proceedings of the NATO Advanced Research Workshop on Innovation and Structural Change in Post-Socialist Countries: a Quantitative Approach, Moscow, Russia, 23-25 October 1997"--T.p. verso.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: Introduction; title: What can Quantitative Analysis of Trends in Science and Technology tell us; title: about Patterns of Transformation and Growth in the Post-Socialist; title: Countries?; title: David A Dyker and Slavo Radosevic; title: Part I - Technology, Growth and Structural Change; title: A Global Perspective on Technology and Economic Performance, and the; title: Implications for the Post-Socialist Countries; title: Bart Verspagen; title: Patterns of Structural Change in Manufacturing Industry in Central and; title: Eastern Europe; title: Waltraut Urban; title: Technology and Industrial Restructuring in Central Europe; title: Mark Knell and Doris Ilanzl; title: Part II - Bibliometrics and the Changing Science Landscape; title: Advanced Bibliometric Methods in the Analysis of Research Performance; title: and Scientific Developments: A Contribution to Science Policy in Transition; title: Countries; title: Anthony F J van Raan; title: The Structure of Disciplinary Comparative Advantage in Post-Communist; title: Countries; title: Jan Kozlowski and Dobieslaw Ircha; title: Bibliometric Analysis of S&T Policy in Bulgaria in the New Economic; title: Conditions; title: Sergei A Rozhkov; title: Part III - Transformation of R&D; title: Transformation of R&D in the Post-Socialist Countries: Asset or Liability?; title: Werner Meske; title: Transformation of R&D in the Post-Socialist Countries: Patterns and Trends; title: Leonid Gokhberg; title: R&D Behaviour of Firms in Transition Economies: An Analysis of the Key; title: Determinants; title: Branka Urem; title: The Transformation Role of FDI in R&D: Analysis Based on Material; title: from a Databank; title: Annamdria Inzelt; title: Transformation of R&D in Russia: the Role of Government Priorities; title: Natalia Gorodnikova; title: R&D in East and West Germany since Reunification; title: Christoph Grenzmann; title: Part IV - Technical Change and Innovation: Innovation Surveys; title: Measuring Technological Innovation in Industry in European Union and; title: Post-Socialist Countries; title: Giorgio Sirilli; title: Polish Innovation Surveys: Current Status and Analysis of Results; title: Grazyna Niedbalska; title: Specificities of Innovation Activity in Russian Industry; title: Leonid Gokhberg and Irina Kuznetsova; title: Innovation Activities in Open and Closed Economic Environments: The; title: Case of the Yugoslav Metal-Processing, Chemicals and Textile Industries in; title: 1987-91 and 1992-96; title: Djuro G Kutlaca; title: Part V - Trade, Technology and Structural Change; title: Trade, Technology and Structural Change in Post-Socialist Countries: an; title: Introduction; title: Slavo Radosevic and Keith Pavitt; title: Technology and Structural Change in the Trade Patterns of the Former; title: Centrally Planned Economies; title: Paolo Guerrieri; title: Transformation of Technology Patterns of Trade in the Post-Socialist; title: Economies; title: Stanislaw Kubielas; title: Part VI - Measuring the Rate of Transformation of Technological and Human; title: Resources in Russia; title: Knowledge Flows in the S&T System; title: Fred D Gault and Wendy Hansen; title: Statistics on Information Technology in Russia; title: Alexander Sokolov; title: Higher Education and the Labour Market in Russia: Trends in the Transition; title: Period; title: Natalia Kovaleva.