This paper analyzes the Korean biotechnology sector with an analytical framework of National Innovation System (NIS). We examine whether newly industrializing economies (NIEs) can catch up with advanced economies in newly-emerging, knowledge-intensive industries such as biotechnology. We demonstrate that Korea is emerging as a key player in the global biotechnology scene in terms of R&D activities, catching up with other advanced countries, such as Japan, and keeping pace with regional competitors lik
Selected Papers from the 16th International Conference on Management of TechnologyInternational audi...
In this paper, we focus on the roles of the steel and shipbuilding industries as generative sectors ...
This paper deals with the question of why making a catch-up is even more difficult in capital goods ...
We analyse the components of South Korea's world competitiveness, the driving forces of its impressi...
Biotechnology, the surging wave of economic development in the world, prompted Newly Industrialised ...
Korea is far behind other OECD countries in economy-wise productivity: Korea's labor productivity in...
South Korea, Singapore and Taiwan are well known as export-oriented developmental states which for d...
With this study we aim to develop a theoretical understanding and to assess policy implications of c...
This study addresses the relationship between national innovation systems (NIS) and economic catch-u...
Since 2001, Korea has been establishing and executing policy for the development of nanotechnology i...
The growing competition in the global economy prompted increasing concern among government oficials,...
During the 1980s and 1990s, Korea has invested heavily in biotechnology research and development, wi...
The article analyzes the policy of South Korea in the field of science and technology, examines the ...
During the 1980s and 1990s, Korea has invested heavily in biotechnology research and development, wi...
Selected Papers from the 16th International Conference on Management of TechnologyInternational audi...
Selected Papers from the 16th International Conference on Management of TechnologyInternational audi...
In this paper, we focus on the roles of the steel and shipbuilding industries as generative sectors ...
This paper deals with the question of why making a catch-up is even more difficult in capital goods ...
We analyse the components of South Korea's world competitiveness, the driving forces of its impressi...
Biotechnology, the surging wave of economic development in the world, prompted Newly Industrialised ...
Korea is far behind other OECD countries in economy-wise productivity: Korea's labor productivity in...
South Korea, Singapore and Taiwan are well known as export-oriented developmental states which for d...
With this study we aim to develop a theoretical understanding and to assess policy implications of c...
This study addresses the relationship between national innovation systems (NIS) and economic catch-u...
Since 2001, Korea has been establishing and executing policy for the development of nanotechnology i...
The growing competition in the global economy prompted increasing concern among government oficials,...
During the 1980s and 1990s, Korea has invested heavily in biotechnology research and development, wi...
The article analyzes the policy of South Korea in the field of science and technology, examines the ...
During the 1980s and 1990s, Korea has invested heavily in biotechnology research and development, wi...
Selected Papers from the 16th International Conference on Management of TechnologyInternational audi...
Selected Papers from the 16th International Conference on Management of TechnologyInternational audi...
In this paper, we focus on the roles of the steel and shipbuilding industries as generative sectors ...
This paper deals with the question of why making a catch-up is even more difficult in capital goods ...