National Innovation Systems

Marcela Miozzo · Vivien Walsh

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University-Industry-Government Innovation Models Research, Science, and Academia Innovation Policy and R&D

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Abstract This chapter examines the concept of national innovation systems (NIS). It analyses why NIS is important. It discusses some of the institutions which can be considered to form the NIS: business firms, educational institutions, public sector research establishments, public policy, financial institutions, legal institutions, trade unions and political organizations, and ethos, culture and attitude towards entrepreneurship, and risk taking.

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