Innovation, Education, and Competitiveness -- Institutional Foundations and Significant Women Innovators -- Culture and Values Supporting Innovation -- Global Diffusion of Innovation Ecosystems -- Innovations in Global Finance -- Economic Growth and Competitiveness Drive Innovation -- Diffusion...

Open science policies have proliferated in the social and behavioral sciences in recent years, including practices around sharing study designs, protocols, and data and preregistering hypotheses. Developmental research has moved more slowly than some other disciplines in adopting open science...

How can WIPO's Development Agenda be better defined, and who has the power to define it? Is there a unifying principle or set of principles animating the clusters of recommendations that formally constitute the agenda? If so, how might a principled definition inform and guide implementation?...

According to Helen Fisher (2005), a biological anthropologist at Rutger’s University, women’s thinking is different from men’s. She refers to the interrelated way women think as ‘web thinking’. Women think contextually and holistically and display more mental flexibility. They take in...

The rise of digital technologies, their ability of creating infinite and identical clones as well as global communication networks allowing unlimited dissemination of digital content are providing new opportunities for access to information. Individuals are able to access, reproduce and...