Journal: IJTM

Volume 36, Issue 4

295 -- 304Jai-Beom Kim, Chong Ju Choi, Stephen Chen. Innovation management and intellectual property in knowledge-oriented economies
305 -- 317Jie Yang, Mingjie Rui, Jinjun Wang. Enhancing the firm's innovation capability through knowledge management: a study of high technology firms in China
318 -- 335Phillip T. Meade, Luis Rabelo, Albert Jones. Applications of chaos and complexity theories to the technology adoption life cycle: case studies in the hard-drive, microprocessor, and server high-tech industries
336 -- 353Fu-Chiang Hsu, Amy J. C. Trappey, Charles V. Trappey, Jiang-Liang Hou, Shang-Jyh Liu. Technology and knowledge document cluster analysis for enterprise R&D strategic planning
354 -- 367Meng-Hsun Shih, Hsien-Tang Tsai, Chi-Cheng Wu, Chung-Han Lu. A holistic knowledge sharing framework in high-tech firms: game and co-opetition perspectives
368 -- 386Charles V. Trappey, Tsui-Yii Shih, Thien Hoang. Marketing intellectual property using electronic libraries: a survey of system-on-chip engineers and managers in Sweden and Taiwan
387 -- 401Ping Gao. R&D knowledge management in a telecommunications consortium: an actor-network perspective
402 -- 421Ricardo Jardim-Gonçalves, Nicolas Figay, Adolfo Steiger-Garção. Enabling interoperability of STEP Application Protocols at meta-data and knowledge level

Volume 36, Issue 1/2/3

16 -- 20Sanjaya Lall. Some insights to reinvent industrial strategy in developing countries
21 -- 24Jorge Katz. Market-oriented reforms, globalisation and the recent transformation of the production and social structure of developing countries
25 -- 39Martin Bell. Time and technological learning in industrialising countries: how long does it take? How fast is it moving (if at all)?
40 -- 42Claudio R. Frischtak. Learning and capability building in industrialising economies: a critical note
43 -- 61Gabriela Dutrenit. Instability of the technology strategy and building of the first strategic capabilities in a large Mexican firm
62 -- 90Celso L. Tacla, Paulo N. Figueiredo. The dynamics of technological learning inside the latecomer firm: evidence from the capital goods industry in Brazil
91 -- 107Flavia Consoni, Ruy Quadros. From adaptation to complete vehicle design: a case study of product development capabilities in a carmaker in Brazil
108 -- 125Rigas Arvanitis, Wei Zhao, Haixiong Qiu, Jian-niu Xu. Technological learning in six firms in Southern China: success and limits of an industrialisation model
126 -- 147George Tsekouras. Gaining competitive advantage through knowledge integration in a European industrialising economy
148 -- 165Alexandre O. Vera-Cruz. Firms' culture and technological behaviour: the case of two breweries in Mexico
166 -- 189Rajah Rasiah. Ownership, technological intensities, and economic performance in South Africa
190 -- 208Jing-Jiang Liu, Ji-Yu Qian, Jin Chen. Technological learning and firm-level technological capability building: analytical framework and evidence from Chinese manufacturing firms
209 -- 229Eldon Y. Li, Jashen Chen, Yuan-Ho Huang. A framework for investigating the impact of IT capability and organisational capability on firm performance in the late industrialising context
230 -- 248Wei Xie, Steven White. Windows of opportunity, learning strategies and the rise of China's handset makers
249 -- 266Jae-Yong Choung, Hye-Ran Hwang, Heeseung Yang. The co-evolution of technology and institution in the Korean information and communications industry
267 -- 285Martin Berger, Javier Revilla Diez. Do firms require an efficient innovation system to develop innovative technological capabilities? Empirical evidence from Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand