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List of figures
List of tables
List of abbreviations
Glossary
Acknowledgments
Preface
About the authors
About the contributors
Introduction
Chindia
The dragons
R&D expenditures
FDI-led ICT R&D
ICT R&D offshoring
Output: patent
Networks of ICT technology and innovation
Notes
Part 1: IT in Emerging Economies: Chindia
Chapter 1: Information and communications technology sector in India
Chapter 2: China
Abstract:
The size of the ICT sector
ICT R&D expenditures
The major ICT players
Conclusion
Part 2: The Return of the Dragons
Chapter 3: South Korea
Abstract:
Introduction
Size of ICT sector
ICT R&D expenditures, patents, and globalization of ICT sector
Korean ICT sector: company-level perspective
Conclusion
Chapter 4: Taiwan
Abstract:
Introduction
The size of the ICT sector
R&D expenditure
The Taiwanese ICT sector: company-level perspective
Conclusions
Part 3: Networks of ICT Technology and Innovation
Chapter 5: Internationalization of ICT R&D: a comparative analysis of Asia, the EU, Japan, the U.S., and the RoW
Abstract:
Introduction
Asia and the internationalization of R&D
Disentangling the R&D value chain
Data on the input and output of ICT R&D
Internationalization of ICT R&D input
Internationalization of ICT R&D output: patents-based evidence
The case of Asia
Conclusions
Chapter 6: Asia in the global ICT R&D network
Abstract:
Introduction
Data
Characteristics of the international R&D center network
The determinants of international R&D linkage
Conclusions
Appendix
Chapter 7: Assessing India as a technology and innovation cooperation partner
Abstract:
Introduction
A framework for assessing technology and innovation cooperation partners
Data and elaboration of patent-based indicators
Assessing India as an innovation collaboration partner
Conclusions
Chapter 8: Conclusion
Role of public policies and public sectors
Changing global production and innovation networks: Asia on the rise
Imbalance and weaknesses: catching up
Asian countries in the global production network
References
Index
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