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Government technology procurement as an instrument of technology policy

Edquist, Charles - In: Technological infrastructure policy : an international …, (pp. 141-170). 1996

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Innovation policy in the systems of innovation approach : some basic principles

Edquist, Charles - In: Knowledge, complexity and innovation systems ; with 68 …, (pp. 46-57). 2001

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Systems of innovation : theory and policy for the demand side

Edquist, Charles; Hommen, Leif - In: Technology in society : an international journal 21 (1999) 1, pp. 63-79

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Technology policy : the interaction between governments and markets

Edquist, Charles - In: Technology policy : towards an integration of social …, (pp. 67-93). 1994

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Functional public procurement and innovation : the concepts

Edquist, Charles - 2023

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Public technology procurement and innovation

Edquist, Charles (ed.); Hommen, Leif (contributor); … - 2000

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Systems of innovation : technologies, institutions and organizations

Edquist, Charles (ed.) - 1997 - 1. publ.

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Product versus process innovation : implications for employment

Edquist, Charles; Hommen, Leif; McKelvey, Maureen D. - In: Employment, technology and economic needs : theory, …, (pp. 128-152). 1998

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Innovation and employment : process versus product innovation

Edquist, Charles; Hommen, Leif; McKelvey, Maureen D. - 2001

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Systems of Innovation : Technologies, Institutions and Organizations

Edquist, Charles - 2009

Innovation and technical change play significant roles in both firm and economic growth, resulting in the creation of knowledge and the formation of new products. Due to the competitive aspects of innovation, firms often interact with and share and/or exchange information with other...

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