European Technological Collaboration: The Experience of the European Launcher Development Organization (Eldo)

Pfaltzgraff, Robert L.; Deghand, James L.

doi:10.1111/j.1468-5965.1968.tb00206.x

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“…The 31-year chronological analysis (from 1988 to 2019) of the conceptual field on technological cooperation networks was appropriate. Although the term was devised in seminal studies by Stepanenko (1959), who explored scientific and technological development between socialist countries, and with Pfaltzgraff and Deghand (1968), who studied technological collaboration between European countries, it was only from the 1990s that the first studies with the current contemporary perspectives on cooperation networks began to emerge. The theory on strategy for inter-organizational cooperation proposed by Hagedoorn (1993) stands out, in which the author states that the cooperation between companies is primarily motivated by interests in basic and applied research or is associated with a networked strategy for accessing markets.…”

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Technological cooperation networks and patents in biotechnology: identification of conceptual bases

Almeida

Costa²,

Kniess³

et al. 2022

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Objective of the study: This article seeks to explore from bibliometrics with factor analysis, the conceptual bases of the thematic networks of technological cooperation and patents in biotechnology.Methodology: We performed an exploratory factor analysis (EFA) for quantitative analyses, using the BibExcel software and the Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin test (KMO) (SPSS software). The matrix of citations and quotations resulted in 86 articles, distributed in three factors, according to similarity analysis (Iramuteq software).Originality/relevance: The term “technological cooperation networks” is increasingly becoming widespread in academia and in the biotechnology sector. However, its concept comes from different theoretical fields, and in the literature, there is still a lack of convergence.Main results: The matrix of citations and quotations resulted in 86 articles, distributed in three factors, according to similarity analysis (Iramuteq software). The main contribution of the research was the identification of three converging factors, namely: 1) the central role of the biotechnology firm in articulating the knowledge, innovations, and technologies produced and disseminated in the technological cooperation networks; 2) the patent as a valuable resource that concentrates and highlights knowledge, innovations, and technological routes for the firm, its networks, and the industry; and 3) research conceived as a networked activity that promotes the intersection between science produced in universities, technologies conceived in firms, and the dissemination to industry and society of articles, patents, and innovations.Theoretical/methodological contributions: This study can contribute to the advancement of scientific knowledge by identifying the converging factors of the conceptual field of technological cooperation networks in biotechnology.

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Technological cooperation networks and patents in biotechnology: identification of conceptual bases

Almeida

Costa²,

Kniess³

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The Study of Regional Integration: Reflections on the Joy and Anguish of Pretheorizing

Haas¹

1970

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Why have we been studying something we call “regional integration” for about fifteen years ? We were stimulated by two otherwise unrelated trends: the flowering in the United States of systematic social science and the blooming in Europe of political efforts to build a united continent, to “integrate” Western Europe at least. But the story of integration encompassed a mixed bag of heroes ranging from such regional “integrators”as Napoleon Bonaparte and Simón Bolívar to nation-building statesmen such as Otto von Bismarck and Camillo Cavour. Some saw even in Adolf Hitler and Hideki Tojo certain characteristics of the political actor who seeks to integrate nations into a regional unit. Are we then studying any kind of political unification ?

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European Technological Collaboration: The Experience of the European Launcher Development Organization (Eldo)

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Technological cooperation networks and patents in biotechnology: identification of conceptual bases

Technological cooperation networks and patents in biotechnology: identification of conceptual bases

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The Study of Regional Integration: Reflections on the Joy and Anguish of Pretheorizing

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