Research note: Global innovation and knowledge scenario: the stars, followers and laggards

Q4 Social Sciences

International Journal of Technology and Globalisation Pub Date : 2009-01-01 DOI:10.1504/IJTG.2009.032733

Rajesh K. Pillania, J. Chang

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Abstract

Innovation has again become a buzzword in recent past. Faced with a hypercompetitive global scenario, one after another country and company is realising the importance of innovations and new knowledge creation (Pillania, 2006a). This research work studies 140 countries on knowledge and innovation and identifies three groups namely Knowledge Stars, Followers and Laggards based on their performance. Interestingly, the emerging markets fall in all of the three categories. The research work stresses on the need for improving the performance of Laggards on knowledge and innovation front for social development and competitiveness.

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研究说明:全球创新和知识情景:明星、追随者和落后者

近年来，创新再次成为一个流行词。面对超级竞争的全球情景，一个又一个国家和公司正在意识到创新和新知识创造的重要性(Pillania, 2006)。这项研究工作研究了140个国家的知识和创新，并根据他们的表现确定了三个群体，即知识之星、追随者和落后者。有趣的是，新兴市场在这三个类别中都有所下降。研究工作的重点是需要提高落后国家在知识和创新方面的表现，以促进社会发展和竞争力。

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International Journal of Technology and Globalisation Social Sciences-Political Science and International Relations

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期刊介绍： The IJTG provides a refereed and authoritative source of analysis on the interactions between technological innovation and globalisation. It serves as an international forum for exchange of ideas and views on the global implications of technology for economic growth, sustainable development and international security. IJTG aims to promote communication among policy makers, experts and professionals in government, industry, academia and civil society. IJTG is co-sponsored by the Science, Technology and Globalisation Project at Harvard University"s Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs and the Science, Technology and Innovation Program, housed in Harvard University"s Center for International Development.