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â What does the global research environment look like?â This paper presents a summary look at the results of efforts toaddress this question using available indicators on global research production. It was surprising how little information is available, how difficult some of it is to access...
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Background: The Blue Obelisk movement was established in 2005 as a response to the lack of Open Data, Open Standards and Open Source (ODOSOS) in chemistry. It aims to make it easier to carry out chemistry research by promoting interoperability between chemistry software, encouraging cooperation...
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preliminary data from interviews and pilot surveys are summarized. Finally, we submit a typology that may serve as a starting … point for academic and practitioner dialogue and suggest that reaching consensus on a typology is critical to advancing new …
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This paper depicts a typology of regions, capturing the diversity of regional innovationsystems across the EU-10 (the …. In the first place it providesthe first RIS typology for the EU-10 regions completed using a large number ofvariables …
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The doctoral thesis is concerned with the issues that are faced when selecting strategic analysis tools to be used in small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) in the process of strategic management. The paper comprises three parts. The first part presents a discussion on the methodology of...
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overlooked element in 'mundane' nationalism, company advertising. Through the development of a typology of advertising strategies … broader nationalistic political projects. The types developed in this typology include (1) 'ordinary marketing …
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Although a multiplicity of local governments is often regarded as promoting efficiency in the supply of public services, political fragmentation can generate economies of scale and externality problems. Several exogenous solutions, including the creation of overlapping districts governments,...
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New government service delivery models based on a “franchise” metaphor are being proposed recently to allow more citizen-centric service delivery by decoupling the government’s internal departmental structure from the way services are presented and delivered to citizens. In order to...
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Governments around the world are facing the challenge of responding to increased expectations by their customers with regard to public service delivery. Citizens, for example, expect governments to provide better and more efficient electronic services on the Web in an integrated way. Online...
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To improve on service delivery, the challenge is to ensure that the correctional officials understand and are skilled in dealing with demands for better standard of service delivery by the public. There is a perception that current training programmes are too fragmented and that training does...
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