Iran and Nanotechnology: A New Experience of on Time Entry

Ghazinoory, Sepehr; Yazdi, Fatemeh; Soltani, Ali

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“…Maybe future researchers could extend the study to other domains such as cognitive science, nanotechnology, biotechnology or the like (e.g. see Wagner et al 2006;Ghazinoory et al 2012;. But, one might put in mind that there are currently limited databases of such startups in Iran.…”

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Rapid Internationalization Emerging Markets Multinationals from Latin America: The Case of the AJE Group

Duque-Ruiz

Zuluaga

González-Pérez

2018

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Section: Discussionmentioning

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Rapid Internationalization Emerging Markets Multinationals from Latin America: The Case of the AJE Group

Duque-Ruiz

Zuluaga

González-Pérez

2018

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Start-up Boom in an Emerging Market: A Niche Market Approach

Salamzadeh

2018

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Societal factors affecting on innovative sustainable development of nanotechnology: a morphological approach

Kousari

Ghazinoory

Saghafi

2021

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Purpose This study aims to investigate the probable future scenarios of nanotechnology development and their implications in Iran considering anticipatory knowledge, suitable methodology and integral perspective. Design/methodology/approach The study used framework morphology, a method for creating scenarios and their implications developed by the Delphi method that covers the consistent morphological space and make contact with previous scenario work, as well as the current and projected research and policy situation in Iran. Findings The study identified five scenarios, namely, “no nano” scenario headlines picturing a future society that there is no impact of nanotechnology in it. The “nano flow” scenario and indicates prospering nanotechnology in the full sides of the market. The “no nano contact” scenario suspecting that apart from the already banned nanotechnological applications in food, cosmetics, clothes and agricultural applications might bear equally unacceptable risks. The “hidden nano” scenario by pointing out the effects of accidents and crimes traced back to intended or unintended misuse of nanotechnological applications. Then finally, the “red nano” scenario illustration headlines the prospects of medical, energy system efficiency and nanotechnological applications in information and communication technologies. Practical implications The policymakers could use the scenarios and their implications as part of its considerations in strategic planning. Originality/value This paper represents the first time that a framework for societal implications has been applied to nanotechnology development topic in Iran.

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Iran and Nanotechnology: A New Experience of on Time Entry

Cited by 3 publications

References 7 publications

Rapid Internationalization Emerging Markets Multinationals from Latin America: The Case of the AJE Group

Rapid Internationalization Emerging Markets Multinationals from Latin America: The Case of the AJE Group

Start-up Boom in an Emerging Market: A Niche Market Approach

Societal factors affecting on innovative sustainable development of nanotechnology: a morphological approach

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