Korean Science and Technology in an International Perspective

Chapter 1 Introduction: The Challenge of Innovation and Technology for Korea as a Newly Advanced Economy Revisited

Chapter 2 Moving to the Innovation Frontier: Lessons from the OECD Review of Korean Innovation Policy

Chapter 3 Korea’s New Techno-Scientific Strategy: Realigning State, Market and Society to Move Beyond Technological Catch-Up

Chapter 4 Innovation & Technology in Korea an International Perspective

Chapter 5 Comment on JH Kim Paper

Chapter 6 Korean Innovation Governance Under Lee Myung-Bak – A Critical Analysis of Governmental Actors’ New Division of Labour

Chapter 7 Comment on Schüller, Conlé, Shim

Chapter 8 Three Potential Role Models for the Korean Innovation System: USA, Japan and Germany

Chapter 9 National Innovation Systems: An Institutional Perspective

Chapter 10 The Role of the State in Qualitative Growth – A Consideration of Regional Innovation Clusters in Gangwon Province (South Korea)

Chapter 11 Knowledge Based Economy, Excellence, Clusters and Regional Development from a Systemic Perspective: Relevant Aspects for South Korea

Chapter 12 From Learning Knowledge Outside to Creating Knowledge Within: Korea’s Mobile Phone Industry Compared with Those of Japan, Taiwan and China

Chapter 13 Comment On: From Learning Knowledge Outside to Creating Knowledge Within: Korean Mobile Phone Industry Compared with Those of Japan, Taiwan and China, by Lee and Jin

Chapter 14 Relational Capital, Knowledge Transfer and Performance in International Joint Ventures (IJVs) in Korea

Chapter 15 Low Carbon, Green Growth Korea

Chapter 16 Long-Run Protection: Determining Key Features of Growth and Sustainability in Northeast Asia

Chapter 17 Comment on M.A. Shapiro: “Long-Run Protection: Determining Key Features of Growth and Sustainability in Northeast Asia”