Overview
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Ulrike Bross
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Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation Research (ISI), Karlsruhe, Germany
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Annamária Inzelt
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Innovation Research Centre (IKU), Budapest University of Economics, Budapest, Hungary
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Thomas Reiß
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Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation Research (ISI), Karlsruhe, Germany
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Table of contents (12 chapters)
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Front Matter
Pages I-XIII
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Summary
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- Ulrike Bross, Annamária Inzelt, Thomas Reiß
Pages 1-12
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Technology Audit Guidelines for Central and Eastern European Countries
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- Ulrike Bross, Annamária Inzelt, Thomas Reiß
Pages 15-16
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- Ulrike Bross, Annamária Inzelt, Thomas Reiß
Pages 17-22
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- Ulrike Bross, Annamária Inzelt, Thomas Reiß
Pages 23-39
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- Ulrike Bross, Annamária Inzelt, Thomas Reiß
Pages 41-56
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- Ulrike Bross, Annamária Inzelt, Thomas Reiß
Pages 57-75
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Biotechnology Audit of Hungary
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- Ulrike Bross, Annamária Inzelt, Thomas Reiß
Pages 79-81
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- Ulrike Bross, Annamária Inzelt, Thomas Reiß
Pages 83-109
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- Ulrike Bross, Annamária Inzelt, Thomas Reiß
Pages 111-167
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- Ulrike Bross, Annamária Inzelt, Thomas Reiß
Pages 169-185
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- Ulrike Bross, Annamária Inzelt, Thomas Reiß
Pages 187-191
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- Ulrike Bross, Annamária Inzelt, Thomas Reiß
Pages 193-208
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Back Matter
Pages 209-224
About this book
This book offers a guideline for "Technology Audit" exercises for the transforming innovation systems of Central and Eastern European Countries (CEECs). Further more, the book presents the results of an exemplary application of this guideline in the field of biotechnology in Hungary. The authors - a group of innovation re searchers of the Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation Research (lSI), Germany, and of the Innovation Research Centre (IKU), Hungary - provide a sound concept for the identification of technological strengths and weaknesses of the CEECs' industrially oriented research systems as a basis for the design of advanced innovation policies. After the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) had proposed a "Technology Audit" of Hungary in 1993, a pilot audit was carried out under their auspices. In parallel, the German Federal Ministry of Education, Sci ence, Research and Technology (BMFT) put forward the idea of developing the audit concept further in order to make it applicable also in other Central and Eastern European Countries. They asked lSI to utilise the running OECD audits as a learn ing source and to work out a comprehensive audit approach.