Chapter
1.1.2. Typology of innovation: the contemporary definition
1.1.3. How are innovation activities organized? The innovation are innovation activities organized? The innovation models
1.1.4. Measuring innovation
1.2. Knowledge capital: definition and roles
1.2.1. From scientific and technical knowledge to knowledge capital
1.2.2. The productive use of knowledge capital
1.3. The theoretical origins of knowledge capital
1.3.1. Contemporary theories of the firm and of innovation
1.3.2. The contribution of pioneer economists in the definition of knowledge capital
2. The Building of the Knowledge Capital
2.1. The first forms of knowledge capital and the formation of national innovation systems
2.1.1. The science–technology relationship: from opposition to integration
2.1.2. The role of the State in the appropriation of scientific and technical information and knowledge
2.2. Multi-partner innovation and formation of knowledge capital
2.2.1. Network firm and multi-partner innovation
2.2.2. The formation of knowledge capital and multi-partner relations: open innovation
2.2.3. Public research in the service of knowledge capital
3. The Knowledge Capital in Global Networks
3.1. The constitution of knowledge capital within global networks
3.1.1. From multinational to global production
3.1.2. Globalization of R&D and the broadening of the firm’s boundaries: the importance of networks
3.1.3. Opportunities and limits of R&D globalization
3.2. Intellectual property rights (IPR) and knowledge capital
3.2.1. The new roles of intellectual property rights: between incentives, coordination and offensive use
3.2.2. The expansion of intellectual property
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