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High Technology Industrialization and Internationalization

Published:2012 Issue: Volume: Page:70-98
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Container-title:Social Development and High Technology Industries
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Author:

Chan Leong¹,Daim Tugrul¹

Affiliation:

1. Portland State University, USA

Abstract

Through exploring high technology industrialization and internationalization, the chapter reviews related issues from three interconnected levels: national, enterprise, and technology level. Part 1 gives a detailed discussion on technology transfer policy in different countries. Part 2 focuses on the issues of international technology transfer at enterprise level. Part 3 explores how technology characteristics can influence international technology transfer. The following parts review the methodologies and research gaps. Lastly, the chapter summarizes some key questions for future research.

Publisher

IGI Global

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