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Firms’ Absorptive Capacity for Research-Based Collaboration—an Analysis of a Norwegian R&D Brokering Policy Program

2017

The objective of this article is to explore how policy supported instruments aimed to stimulate research-based innovation influence long-term innovation activity in firms with different knowledge bases. In an effort to contribute to the renewal of existing industry, some policies aim to stimulate firms to adopt and apply research-based knowledge in innovation processes. This article includes a qualitative study of a specific ‘R&D brokering policy instrument’ in Norway aimed at increasing R&D-based innovation processes in firms. R&D brokering policy instruments include funding schemes that are designed to foster and transfer technology and knowledge between firms and research communities. Th…

Knowledge managementPublic Administrationbusiness.industryPolicy program05 social sciencesGeography Planning and Development0211 other engineering and technologies021107 urban & regional planning02 engineering and technologyNorwegianManagement Monitoring Policy and Lawlanguage.human_languageManagementKnowledge baseAbsorptive capacity0502 economics and businessResearch basedlanguagebusiness050203 business & managementQualitative researchScience and Public Policy
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The Five-Pillar Model of Parties’ Migration into the Digital

2021

Scholars have examined how political parties cope with web-based technologies for about 20 years. This body of literature on party digitalisation covers many different aspects of parties’ migration into the digital, yet usually, the term digitalisation is used equally for all kinds of web-related changes in party behaviour and routines. This contribution distinguishes five key dimensions (pillars) of parties’ migration into the digital, which resonate with classic approaches of party research. These pillars cover (A) membership, (B) leaders and candidates, (C) policy program, (D) public image, and (E) resources. Each pillar consists of three bricks addressing sub-dimensions. This enables a …

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