Global Trends in Innovations Policy: Is It the Best Practice for Everyone?

Global Trends in Innovations Policy: Is It the Best Practice for Everyone?

The article explores global trends surrounding innovations in technology and the research and development sector. The author introduces the mechanisms and practices regarding innovation policy, as brought forth by the concept of "national innovation systems". Also, examined are the (R&...

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