Nicholas Spyridon Vonortas
Biographic Data
| ID | 2294765 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nicholas Spyridon Vonortas |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nicholas Spyridon |
| FAMILY NAME | Vonortas |
| SIGNATURE | VONORTAS N S |
| AFFILIATIONS | George Washington University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6745-4926 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Global value chains and regional systems of innovation
A multilayered perspective on entrepreneurial universities
The relationship between public support and the degree of novelty of innovation
The literature regarding innovation policy in developing countries indicates that public support can play an important role in fostering the accumulation of technological capabilities for both exploration and exploitation, thus facilitating knowledge-intensive entrepreneurship and innovation. This paper addresses this debate, analysing the role of public support in the degree of novelty of innovation. We add to the literature new empirical eviden…
Do-It-Yourself laboratories and attitude toward use
The impact of public R&D subsidy on small firm productivity
Knowledge Flows in European Industry
Research partnerships
Strategic Alliances in Information Technology and Developing Country Firms
Inter-firm strategic alliances deserve a much more prominent place in the public debate on industrial restructuring and economic growth than they have enjoyed until now. Alliances provide a useful mechanism to assist the establishment of competitive indigenous IT industries and to mobilise the necessary financial resources and technological expertise needed to upgrade lagging infrastructure. Alliances, however, are only one of many potential poli…
Research and development project selection in the public sector
This article argues for an innovative methodology to appraising (ex ante) longer-term strategic research and development (R&D) investments. This methodology reflects the inherent value of such R&D in terms of opening up opportunities (but not obligations) for investment in new technological areas with potentially substantial returns. Although corporate R&D managers and public administrators describe the merits of long-term research on these groun…
Commentary
Intellectual property rights affect the incentives of firms to participate in research joint ventures, collaborate efficiently with their partners, and exploit the knowledge created by a joint venture. Economists and policy analysts know little about the effects of intellectual property rights on the rate of formation, organization, nature of research, and expected economic impacts of research joint ventures. The proliferation of interfirm cooper…
Emerging patterns of multinational enterprise operations in developed market economies
In their attempt to adapt to the extreme flexibility requirements of the current international competitive environment multinational enterprises have enriched their menu of means for international expansion with many forms of minority equity investments and nonequity interfirm alliances. The rapid proliferation of these new means of international operation has opened a Pandora's box for governments; the increased internationalization of business …
Emerging patterns of multinational enterprise operations in developed market economies
In their attempt to adapt to the extreme flexibility requirements of the current international competitive environment multinational enterprises have enriched their menu of means for international expansion with many forms of minority equity investments and nonequity interfirm alliances. The rapid proliferation of these new means of international operation has opened a Pandora's box for governments; the increased internationalization of business …
Emerging patterns of multinational enterprise operations in developed market economies
In their attempt to adapt to the extreme flexibility requirements of the current international competitive environment multinational enterprises have enriched their menu of means for international expansion with many forms of minority equity investments and nonequity interfirm alliances. The rapid proliferation of these new means of international operation has opened a Pandora's box for governments; the increased internationalization of business …
Commentary
Intellectual property rights affect the incentives of firms to participate in research joint ventures, collaborate efficiently with their partners, and exploit the knowledge created by a joint venture. Economists and policy analysts know little about the effects of intellectual property rights on the rate of formation, organization, nature of research, and expected economic impacts of research joint ventures. The proliferation of interfirm cooper…
Strategic Alliances in Information Technology and Developing Country Firms
Inter-firm strategic alliances deserve a much more prominent place in the public debate on industrial restructuring and economic growth than they have enjoyed until now. Alliances provide a useful mechanism to assist the establishment of competitive indigenous IT industries and to mobilise the necessary financial resources and technological expertise needed to upgrade lagging infrastructure. Alliances, however, are only one of many potential poli…
Research and development project selection in the public sector
This article argues for an innovative methodology to appraising (ex ante) longer-term strategic research and development (R&D) investments. This methodology reflects the inherent value of such R&D in terms of opening up opportunities (but not obligations) for investment in new technological areas with potentially substantial returns. Although corporate R&D managers and public administrators describe the merits of long-term research on these groun…
Research partnerships
Knowledge Flows in European Industry
The impact of public R&D subsidy on small firm productivity
Do-It-Yourself laboratories and attitude toward use
A multilayered perspective on entrepreneurial universities
The relationship between public support and the degree of novelty of innovation
The literature regarding innovation policy in developing countries indicates that public support can play an important role in fostering the accumulation of technological capabilities for both exploration and exploitation, thus facilitating knowledge-intensive entrepreneurship and innovation. This paper addresses this debate, analysing the role of public support in the degree of novelty of innovation. We add to the literature new empirical eviden…
Global value chains and regional systems of innovation
Business (8 works) · Economics (8 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Innovation and Knowledge Management (5 works) · Innovation Policy and RD (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Public relations (4 works) · Economic system (3 works) · Empirical research (3 works)