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Authors:
Niosi, J
Citation: J. Niosi, Science-based industries: a new Schumpeterian taxonomy, TECHNOL SOC, 22(4), 2000, pp. 429-444
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Miller, D
Garnsey, E
Citation: D. Miller et E. Garnsey, Entrepreneurs and technology diffusion - How diffusion research can benefit from a greater understanding of entrepreneurship, TECHNOL SOC, 22(4), 2000, pp. 445-465
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Plaut, J
Citation: J. Plaut, Industrial management for sustaining the environment, TECHNOL SOC, 22(4), 2000, pp. 467-475
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Hook, B
Citation: B. Hook, Accomplishment and consumption: ethics for a new millennium, TECHNOL SOC, 22(4), 2000, pp. 477-498
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Hellstrom, T
Citation: T. Hellstrom, Technoscientific expertise and the significance of policy cultures, TECHNOL SOC, 22(4), 2000, pp. 499-512
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Mahroum, S
Citation: S. Mahroum, Scientists and global spaces, TECHNOL SOC, 22(4), 2000, pp. 513-523
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Yen, DC
Chou, DC
Tarn, JM
Citation: Dc. Yen et al., Applications and development of spread spectrum technology, TECHNOL SOC, 22(4), 2000, pp. 525-535
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Muchie, M
Citation: M. Muchie, Leather processing in Ethiopia and Kenya: lessons from India, TECHNOL SOC, 22(4), 2000, pp. 537-555
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Frodeman, R
Citation: R. Frodeman, Science and the public self (vol 22, pg 341, 2000), TECHNOL SOC, 22(4), 2000, pp. 557-557
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Ausubel, JH
Citation: Jh. Ausubel, The great reversal: nature's chance to restore land and sea, TECHNOL SOC, 22(3), 2000, pp. 289-301
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Williams, RS
Citation: Rs. Williams, A modern Earth Narrative: what will be the fate of the biosphere?, TECHNOL SOC, 22(3), 2000, pp. 303-339
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Frodeman, R
Citation: R. Frodeman, Science and the public self, TECHNOL SOC, 22(3), 2000, pp. 341-352
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Mike, V
Citation: V. Mike, Seeking the truth in a world of chance, TECHNOL SOC, 22(3), 2000, pp. 353-360
Authors:
Manion, M
Evan, WM
Citation: M. Manion et Wm. Evan, The Y2K problem and professional responsibility: a retrospective analysis, TECHNOL SOC, 22(3), 2000, pp. 361-387
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Russell, G
Citation: G. Russell, School education in the age of the ubiquitous networked computer, TECHNOL SOC, 22(3), 2000, pp. 389-400
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Nelson, R
Citation: R. Nelson, Democratization, political affinity, and industrial policy in Brazil, TECHNOL SOC, 22(3), 2000, pp. 401-414
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Scheraga, CA
Tellis, WM
Tucker, MT
Citation: Ca. Scheraga et al., Lead users and technology transfer to less-developed countries: analysis, with an application to Haiti, TECHNOL SOC, 22(3), 2000, pp. 415-425
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Turaga, U
Citation: U. Turaga, Damming waters and wisdom: protest in the Narmada River Valley (vol 22, pg237, 2000), TECHNOL SOC, 22(3), 2000, pp. 427-427
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Chiang, JT
Citation: Jt. Chiang, Institutional frameworks and technological paradigms in Japan: targeting computers, semiconductors, and software, TECHNOL SOC, 22(2), 2000, pp. 151-174
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Hung, SC
Citation: Sc. Hung, Institutions and systems of innovation: an empirical analysis of Taiwan's personal computer competitiveness, TECHNOL SOC, 22(2), 2000, pp. 175-187
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Okejiri, E
Citation: E. Okejiri, Foreign technology and development of indigenous technological capabilities in the Nigerian manufacturing industry, TECHNOL SOC, 22(2), 2000, pp. 189-199
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Muchie, M
Citation: M. Muchie, Old wine in new bottles: a critical exploration of the UN's conceptions and mechanisms for the transfer of environmentally sound technologies to industry, TECHNOL SOC, 22(2), 2000, pp. 201-220
Authors:
Rai, LP
Lal, K
Citation: Lp. Rai et K. Lal, Indicators of the information revolution, TECHNOL SOC, 22(2), 2000, pp. 221-235
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Turaga, U
Citation: U. Turaga, Damming waters and wisdom: protest in the Narmada River Valley, TECHNOL SOC, 22(2), 2000, pp. 237-253
Authors:
Idier, D
Citation: D. Idier, Science fiction and technology scenarios: comparing Asimov's robots and Gibson's cyberspace, TECHNOL SOC, 22(2), 2000, pp. 255-272