The Systemic Nature of Innovation – Causes and Implications

Charles Edquist

The Systemic Nature of Innovation – Causes and Implications

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Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2004
Event	Conference “Research, Innovation and Economic Performance – What do we Know and Where are We Heading?” organised by the European Commission, the Centre for Technology, Innovation and Culture of the University of Oslo, and Oxford University Press to mark the launch of the Oxford Handbook of Innovation - Brussels Duration: 0001 Jan 2 → …

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Conference	Conference “Research, Innovation and Economic Performance – What do we Know and Where are We Heading?” organised by the European Commission, the Centre for Technology, Innovation and Culture of the University of Oslo, and Oxford University Press to mark the launch of the Oxford Handbook of Innovation
Period	0001/01/02 → …

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Edquist, C. (2004). The Systemic Nature of Innovation – Causes and Implications. Paper presented at Conference “Research, Innovation and Economic Performance – What do we Know and Where are We Heading?” organised by the European Commission, the Centre for Technology, Innovation and Culture of the University of Oslo, and Oxford University Press to mark the launch of the Oxford Handbook of Innovation.

Edquist, Charles. / The Systemic Nature of Innovation – Causes and Implications. Paper presented at Conference “Research, Innovation and Economic Performance – What do we Know and Where are We Heading?” organised by the European Commission, the Centre for Technology, Innovation and Culture of the University of Oslo, and Oxford University Press to mark the launch of the Oxford Handbook of Innovation.

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