Innovation Systems in Australia

Don Scott‐Kemmis

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University-Industry-Government Innovation Models Innovation and Knowledge Management Innovation Policy and R&D

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An analytical perspective revealing the important characteristics of the Australian national innovation system (NIS) is presented. It clearly shows that Australian innovation systems are evolving in response to the opening of domestic and international markets and technological trajectories.

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