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Lynne G. Zucker
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Open Library
OL1453140A
Top Subjects
Biotechnology industries -- United States -- Econometric models (3)
Scientists -- Intelligence levels -- Economic aspects (2)
Education -- California -- Finance. (1)
Public health -- California -- Finance. (1)
Government spending policy -- California. (1)
Congresses (1)
Negotiating (1)
Books by Lynne G. Zucker
Total count: 17
California's Proposition 13
early impact on education and health services
Published for the California Policy Seminar [by] Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley
1982-01-01
Institutional Patterns and Organizations
Culture and Environment
Ballinger Pub Co
1988-03-01
Intellectual capital and the firm
the technology of geographically localized knowledge spillovers
National Bureau of Economic Research
1994-01-01
Intellectual capital and the birth of U.S. biotechnology enterprises
National Bureau of Economic Research
1994-01-01
Social construction of trust to protect ideas and data in space science and geophysics
National Bureau of Economic Research
1995-01-01
Virtuous circles of productivity
star bioscientists and the institutional transformation of industry
National Bureau of Economic Research
1995-01-01
Present at the revolution
transformation of technical identity for a large incumbent pharmaceutical firm after the biotechnological breakthrourgh
National Bureau of Economic Research
1995-01-01
Costly information in firm transformation, exit, or persistent failure
National Bureau of Economic Research
1996-01-01
Labor mobility from academe to commerce
National Bureau of Economic Research
1997-01-01
Fundamentals or population dynamics and the geographic distribution of U.S. biotechnology enterprises, 1976-1989
National Bureau of Economic Research
1998-01-01
Capturing technological opportunity via Japan's star scientists
evidence from Japanese firms' biotech patents and products
National Bureau of Economic Research
1998-01-01
Commercializing knowledge
university science, knowledge capture, and firm performance in biotechnology
National Bureau of Economic Research
2001-01-01
Measuring success of advanced technology program participation using archival data
National Bureau of Economic Research
2003-01-01
Socio-economic impact of nanoscale science
initial results and NanoBank
National Bureau of Economic Research
2005-01-01
Movement of star scientists and engineers and high-tech firm entry
National Bureau of Economic Research
2006-01-01
Star scientists, innovation and regional and national immigration
National Bureau of Economic Research
2007-01-01
Community wide database designs for tracking innovation impact
comets, stars and nanobank
National Bureau of Economic Research
2011-01-01
