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1“...► We study empirically the effect of universities on industrial innovation activity. ► New universities increase the innovative activity of local industry. ►...”
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2“...This paper is about the south african job market for ph.ds. Ph.d. To first job mobility involves the preferences of both the hiring institution and the...”
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3by Cowan, Robin Jonard, Nicolas Zimmermann, Jean-Benoit Published in Management science (01.07.2007)“...In this paper, we model the formation of innovation networks as they emerge from bilateral decisions. In contrast to much of the literature, here firms only...”
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4“...This paper models knowledge diffusion as a barter process in which agents exchange different types of knowledge. This is intended to capture the observed...”
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5“...Properties of strategic alliance networks, such as small world structures, skewed link distributions, and patterns of repeated tie occurrences, are often...”
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6“...Empirical research on strategic alliances has focused on the idea that partners are selected on the basis of social capital considerations. In this paper we...”
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7“...This paper builds on a growing literature that takes into account the fact that firms in an industry may be interdependent with regard to their corporate...”
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8by Cowan, R Published in Industrial and corporate change (01.06.2000)“...May 1999 This paper has been prepared under the EC TSER Programme's TIPIK Project, for presentation to the 3 rd TIPIK Workshop held in Strasbourg, at BETA,...”
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9by JOEL A. C. BAUM ROBIN COWAN NICOLAS JONARD Published in Strategic management journal (01.05.2014)“...Strategic prescriptions drawn from pooled cross-sectional evidence of firm performance effects are not necessarily warranted. This is because firm...”
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10by Cowan, Robin Sanditov, Bulat Weehuizen, Rifka Published in Journal of economic behavior & organization (01.08.2011)“...► We model innovation and growth when innovation–induced stress affects productivity. ► Agents' stress levels spills over and are buffered through inter-agent...”
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11by Cowan, Robin Published in Research policy (2001)“...The creation of expert systems is one way in which knowledge is codified. In creating an expert system, in general there are three aspects to the codification...”
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12by Babutsidze, Zakaria Babutsidze, Zakaria Cowan, Robin Cowan, Robin Published in Journal of economic interaction and coordination (01.10.2014)“...We present a choice model based on agent interaction. Interaction is modeled as face-to-face communication that takes place on a regular periodic lattice with...”
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13by Autant-Bernard, C Massard, N Cowan, R“...CNRS 1 ; AERES : A; International audience...”
edited by Massard, N Autant-Bernard, C Cowan, R
Published in The Annals of regional science (01.09.2014)
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14“...Theoretical literature on the economics of technology has emphasised the effects on technological trajectories of positive feedbacks. In a competition among...”
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15“...We examine a society in which individuals gain utility from income and social approbation. Approbation is given to an unobservable trait, signalled through...”
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16by Cowan, Robin Published in The Journal of economic history (01.09.1990)“...Recent theory has predicted that if competing technologies operate under dynamic increasing returns, one, possibly inferior, technology will dominate the...”
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17“...Counterfactual conditional statements are ubiquitous in any scientific endeavour. This paper contains an analysis of the nature of counterfactual conditionals...”
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18“...It is generally believed that individuals imitate others to gain status, minimise regret or simply ameliorate their performance. Psychology provides a...”
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