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Multimarket contact and inter-firm cooperation in R&D by Vonortas, Nicholas S.

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Multiproject contact in research joint ventures: evidence and theory by Snyder, Christopher M., Vonortas, Nicholas S.

“…In the first part of this paper, we conduct an empirical analysis of all research joint ventures registered under the National Cooperative Research Act. We…”
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Intellectual property protection mechanisms in research partnerships by Hertzfeld, Henry R., Link, Albert N., Vonortas, Nicholas S.

“…A set of US-based companies is investigated regarding the effectiveness of intellectual property protection mechanisms (IPPMs) in the formation of research…”
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Convergence to symmetry in dynamic strategic models of R&D: The undiscounted case by Joshi, Sumit, Vonortas, Nicholas S.

“…Will R&D increase or decrease the asymmetry between firms over time? We examine this issue in the context of a dynamic, alternate-move duopoly model of…”
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Strategic alliances in information technology and developing country firms: Recent evidence by Vonortas, Nicholas S, Safioleas, Stratos P

“…Interfirm strategic alliances are quickly becoming a key mechanism for the diffusion of technical and organizational knowledge on a global scale. Tapping into…”
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Determinants of technology licensing: the case of licensors by Kim, YoungJun, Vonortas, Nicholas S.

“…This paper empirically analyzes the behavior of technology licensors using a large dataset of US-traded companies. The stock of technological knowledge of the…”
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Research partnerships by Hagedoorn, John, Link, Albert N, Vonortas, Nicholas S

“…This paper synthesizes the academic, professional, and policy literature on research partnerships with an eye toward technology policy. Based on available…”
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Research joint ventures by Caloghirou, Yannis, Ioannides, Stavros, Vonortas, Nicholas S

“…  Inter‐firm collaboration is not new. What is new is that such collaboration has exploded during the past couple of decades, in parallel to the…”
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Research joint ventures in the US by Vonortas, Nicholas S.

“…This paper contributes to the ongoing policy debate concerning inter-firm cooperation in R&D. In addition to an overview of the prevalent characteristics of…”
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Strategic Research Partnerships: A Managerial Perspective by Hemphill, Thomas, Vonortas, Nicholas

“…Private sector incentives to participate in research partnerships can be grouped roughly into two categories: cost-economizing incentives and strategic…”
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Cournot equilibrium with imperfectly appropriable RandD by Simpson, R D, Vonortas, N S

“…Investigates the effects of knowledge spillovers, numbers of incumbents, and demand characteristics on market equilibria involving either noncooperative firms…”
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Proceedings of the international Joseph A. Schumpeter society conference Vienna 1998 'capitalism and socialism in the 21st century: part I by Bernholz, P, Audretsch, D B, Thurik, A R, Mair, D, Laramie, A J, Özveren, E, Mueller, D C, Kingston, W, Silva, M.L.F., Andrade, J. Pinto de, Torrance, T S, Cantwell, J, Santangelo, G D, Taghavi, M, Scherer, F M, Harhoff, D, Kukies, J, Grabowski, H, Vernon, J, Eliasson, G, Vonortas, N S

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Process innovation in small firms: Case studies on CNC machine tools by Vonortas, Nicholas S., Xue, Lan

“…This paper reports the results of a study on the implementation of process innovations, and the benefits thereof, in a sample of small metalworking firms in a…”
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How do Participants in Research Joint Ventures Diversify? by VONORTAS, NICHOLAS S.

“…This paper investigates the incentives to participate in research joint ventures from the perspective of overall business diversification behavior. It presents…”
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Two-Stage R&D Competition: An Elasticity Characterization by Joshi, Sumit, Vonortas, Nicholas S.

“…The literature on strategic investment in R&D in atemporal multistage games has focused on comparisons of the R&D expenditure levels obtained from models…”
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