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determines the internationalisation of corporate technology?

Based on empirical data at an aggregate level it has been argued that the propensity to internati... more Based on empirical data at an aggregate level it has been argued that the propensity to internationalise corporate technological activity is higher among firms originating from smaller countries and in less research-intensive industries. However, more disaggregated evidence on the patenting of the world’s largest firms suggests a more complex picture. First, the share of foreign-located activity (through outward investment) depends positively upon the technological strength of each national group of firms in an industry, while the share of foreign-owned activity (through inward investment in a host country) may be deterred by the technological competitiveness of indigenous firms. The degree of internationalisation of technological development depends inversely as well on the extent of localised user-producer interaction in innovation in an industry or in the relevant national innovation system. Second, the largest firms increasingly use international research networks as a means of ...

Conferences Winter DRUID Academy, 2000

... international networks for innovation in large part to promote their own comparative technolo... more ... international networks for innovation in large part to promote their own comparative technological diversification (Cantwell and Piscitello, 2000). The investment that they ... particularly for UK-owned,German-owned, and Swiss-owned firms (Cantwell and Janne, 2000). ...

Based on empirical data at an aggregate level it has been argued that the propensity to internati... more Based on empirical data at an aggregate level it has been argued that the propensity to internationalise corporate technological activity is higher among firms originating from smaller countries and in less research-intensive industries. However, more disaggregated evidence on the patenting of the world’s largest firms suggests a more complex picture. First, the share of foreign-located activity (through outward investment) depends

Research in International Business, 2003

Encyclopedia of Business in Today's World, 2009

Encyclopedia of Business in Today's World, 2009

This work reflects upon the research approach and methodological issues faced in the patent data ... more This work reflects upon the research approach and methodological issues faced in the patent data evaluation of diversification. Aims to clarify the syllogism and to introduce a justified perspective upon which analysis can be based. It respects the view that different methods are appropriate 'according to the materials available, the state of investigation reached and the object in view' (Keynes

DRUID Working Papers, 2001

Based on empirical data at an aggregate level it has been argued that the propensity to internati... more Based on empirical data at an aggregate level it has been argued that the propensity to internationalise corporate technological activity is higher among firms originating from smaller countries and in less research-intensive industries. However, more disaggregated evidence on the ...

determines the internationalisation of corporate technology?

Based on empirical data at an aggregate level it has been argued that the propensity to internati... more Based on empirical data at an aggregate level it has been argued that the propensity to internationalise corporate technological activity is higher among firms originating from smaller countries and in less research-intensive industries. However, more disaggregated evidence on the patenting of the world’s largest firms suggests a more complex picture. First, the share of foreign-located activity (through outward investment) depends positively upon the technological strength of each national group of firms in an industry, while the share of foreign-owned activity (through inward investment in a host country) may be deterred by the technological competitiveness of indigenous firms. The degree of internationalisation of technological development depends inversely as well on the extent of localised user-producer interaction in innovation in an industry or in the relevant national innovation system. Second, the largest firms increasingly use international research networks as a means of ...

Conferences Winter DRUID Academy, 2000

... international networks for innovation in large part to promote their own comparative technolo... more ... international networks for innovation in large part to promote their own comparative technological diversification (Cantwell and Piscitello, 2000). The investment that they ... particularly for UK-owned,German-owned, and Swiss-owned firms (Cantwell and Janne, 2000). ...

Based on empirical data at an aggregate level it has been argued that the propensity to internati... more Based on empirical data at an aggregate level it has been argued that the propensity to internationalise corporate technological activity is higher among firms originating from smaller countries and in less research-intensive industries. However, more disaggregated evidence on the patenting of the world’s largest firms suggests a more complex picture. First, the share of foreign-located activity (through outward investment) depends

Research in International Business, 2003

Encyclopedia of Business in Today's World, 2009

Encyclopedia of Business in Today's World, 2009

This work reflects upon the research approach and methodological issues faced in the patent data ... more This work reflects upon the research approach and methodological issues faced in the patent data evaluation of diversification. Aims to clarify the syllogism and to introduce a justified perspective upon which analysis can be based. It respects the view that different methods are appropriate 'according to the materials available, the state of investigation reached and the object in view' (Keynes

DRUID Working Papers, 2001

Based on empirical data at an aggregate level it has been argued that the propensity to internati... more Based on empirical data at an aggregate level it has been argued that the propensity to internationalise corporate technological activity is higher among firms originating from smaller countries and in less research-intensive industries. However, more disaggregated evidence on the ...