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Environment, energy efficiency and the Third World

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Accumulating technological capability in developing countries

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Technological accumulation and industrial growth : contrasts between developed and developing countries

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Internal migration and development : comparing migration intensities around the world

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Are North-South technological spillovers substantial? : a dynamic panel data model estimation

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Are north-south technological spillovers substantial? : A dynamic panel data model estimation

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A technology acquisition model : the role of learning and innovation

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Creating the capacity to benefit from technological change in developing countries

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Enhancing the Role of Knowledge and Innovation for Development

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The broad aim of this study is to improve our understanding of the nature, extent and importance of commercialisation of knowledge in developing countries. The commercialisation of “new” knowledge, whether generated locally or obtained from foreign sources, is to a large extent determined by...

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