STI Policy Review

is a multidisciplinary journal that shares high-quality, empirical and practical knowledge on science, technology and innovation policy in order to further a robust global community of STI policy researchers, policy-makers and practitioners. The primary focus of the journal is on STI policy issues in East Asian countries, but the journal also welcomes all papers that have direct and indirect policy implications for East Asian countries. By facilitating exchanges of empirical analyses and discussions on STI policy issues, the journal aims to promote mutual understanding as well as cross-cultural and cross-national learning that contributes to global STI-based development.

October 2012

Biannual
ISSN: 2093-3053
Founded: 2010

Vol.3 No.2

Sweden at the Innovation Frontier?Assessing Performance and Challenges in a Disruptive World by Enrico Deiaco and Lars Bager-Sjogren

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Multiple Options for Appropriation Mechanisms in a Business Environment and Implications for Policy by Kyoo-Ho Park

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Inclusive Innovation and Growth Based on a National Innovation System: Experience from China by Zhang Junfang, Guo Rong, Zhou Wei

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Overseas Research and Development Activities of Korean ICT enterprises in Emerging Countries by Jeongseon Seo

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S&T Collaboration in Developing Countries: Lessons from Brazilian Collaboration Activities with South Korea by Daniel Fink, Tahir Hameed, Minho So, Youngsun Kwon, Jae Jeung Rho

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Integration of Products and Services of Korean Firms and Innovation Policy Directions by Jang Pyoung Yol

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Bridging the Gap Between Science and Industry: The Fraunhofer Model by Raoul Klingner and Lothar Behlau

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A Decade of the National Institute for Materials Science as an Independent Administrative Institution by Teruo Kishi and Masahiro Takemura

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1. S&T Policy Directions for Green Growth in Korea

2. Korean Innovation Model, Revisited

3. The Changing Role of Government Research Institutes in Innovation Systems

4. Human Capacity Issues Along the STEM Pipeline

5. Korean National Strategy and the Five Year Plan (2009-2013) for Green Growth

6. Evolution and Features of Korea's Science & Technology Policy Coordination System

7. Science and Technology Human Resource Capacity for Economic Growth: The Case of Korea

8. Dynamics of Nano Sciences and Technologies: Policy Implications

9. A Pure Entrepreneur in Korea

10. Evolution of Korean STI Policies