LEM - Working Papers - Dynacom Series


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Final Report prepared by	Giovanni Dosi, Benjamin Coriat and Keith Pavitt with the help of all the Dynacom Researchers.

Dynacom Series

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ID	Author(s)	Title	Downloads

D01	Piscitello L.	Largest firms' patterns of technological and business diversification. A comparison between European, US and Japanese firms

D02	Warglien M.	The evolution of competences in a population of projects: a case study

D03	Cantwell J. and L. Piscitello	Corporate Diversification, Internationalisation and location of Technological Activities by MNCs: Differences between EU and non-EU Firms in the European Regions

D04	Coriat B.	Organisational innovation in European firms: A critical overview of the survey evidence

D05	Marengo L., G. Dosi, P. Legrenzi, C. Pasquali	The structure of problem-solving knowledge and the structure of organisations

D06	Dosi G. and L. Marengo	On the tangled discourse between transaction costs economics and competence-based views of the firm: Some comments

D07	Patel P.	Measurement and Analysis of Technological Competencies of Large Firms

D08	Breschi S. and F. Malerba	Diversification and Specialisation in Innovative Activities: An Analysis of Patenting Activity of Electronic Firms

D09	Lorenz E. and N. Lazaric	The Transfer of Competences to European-Based Japanese Affiliates

D10	Weinstein O. and N. Azoulay	Firms' capabilities and organizational learning. A critical survey of some literature.

D11	Giarratana M. and S. Torrisi	Competence accumulation and collaborative ventures: evidence from the largest European electronics firms and implications for the EU technological policies

D12	Garcia C.E.	Management Innovation and the Role of Management Consulting Firms

D13	Cantwell J. and L. Piscitello	Accumulating technological competence - its changing impact on corporate diversification and internationalisation

D14	Castellani D. and A. Zanfei	Multinational experience, absorptive capacity and knowledge exploitation. A comparative analysis of the electronics and chemical industries

D15	Orsenigo L., F. Pammolli and M. Riccaboni	Competencies, Technological Change and Network Dynamics. The case of the bio-pharmaceutical industry

D16	Balconi M.	Codification of technological knowledge, firm boundaries, and "cognitive" barriers to entry

D17	Cefis E.	Persistence in Profitability and in Innovative Activities

D18	Bezza B.	A critical review of the major analytical perspectives on competencies, organisational learning and innovation, and the relationship between technological and organisational change.

D19	Lhuillery S.	The organizational practices of innovation and the performances of firms : an empirical investigation

D20	Marsili O.	Techological Regimes: Theory and Evidence

D21	Grandstrand O.	Corporate Innovation Systems. A Comparative Study of Multi-Technology Corporations in Japan, Sweden and the USA.

D22	Cantwell J and E. Kosmopoulou	What determines the internationalisation of corporate technology?

D23	Gambardella A. and S. Torrisi	The Economic Value of Knowledge and Inter-firm Technological Linkages: An Investigation of Science-Based Firms

D24	Dosi G., M. Hobday and L. Marengo	Problem-Solving Behaviours, Organisational Forms and the Complexity of Tasks

D25	Coriat B.	Comp�tences, Structures de Gouvernance et Rente Relationnelle. Le cas de la Conception des Grands Projets Complexes

D26	Coriat B.	The state of organisational reform in the European Firms. Evidence from a comparative overview of ten EU countries.

D27	Lorenz E.	Organisational Routines In the Light of 'Old' Evolutionary Economics: Bringing Politics Back into the Study of Organisational Learning

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