Core Competencies

 
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Comparative studies
Developing Countries
STI evaluation
STI indicators
Strategic technology analyses
 
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Comparative studies
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Porter, A.L., Jin, X-Y, Newman, N.C., Johnson, D.M., and Roessner, J.D., High Tech Competitiveness: Spotlight on Asia, Journal of Management and Social Sciences
 
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Porter, A.L., Roessner, J.D., Jin, X-Y., and Newman, N.C., Measuring National 'Emerging Technology' Capabilities, Science and Public Policy, Vol. 29, No. 3, p. 189-200, 2002.
 
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High Technology Indicators

High Tech Indicators compares the technological competitiveness of 33 nations, including a large number of industrializing economies. This continues a series prepared every three years beginning in 1987.

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Developing Countries
STI evaluation
STI indicators
Strategic technology analyses

Themes

 
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Inequality / Social Cohesion / Distributional Consequences
Comparative Infrastructure Governance
Innovation Systems: Sectoral and Technological
International Collaboration and Mobility
New Technologies in Development: Diffusion / Leapfrogging
 
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Inequality / Social Cohesion / Distributional Consequences

Distributional Assessment of Emerging Technologies: Case Studies in the Americas

Despite decades of strong economic growth, the problem of global inequality is still large. Within-country inequality is clearly on the rise, and most poor nations are not closing the global gap in standard of living.

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World Water: Case Studies in Research as a Redistributive Force in the Knowledge Society

This project, funded by the Science and Society Program, seeks to address the question of how science and technology policies play a role in improving the quality or reducing the cost for a basic service. If such research for development is successful, it can lower costs and increase quality of life and can build technical capacity in developing countries, leaving them better prepared for endogenous innovation in the future.…read more

Comparative Infrastructure Governance

World Water: Case Studies in Research as a Redistributive Force in the Knowledge Society

This project, funded by the Science and Society Program, seeks to address the question of how science and technology policies play a role in improving the quality or reducing the cost for a basic service. If such research for development is successful, it can lower costs and increase quality of life and can build technical capacity in developing countries, leaving them better prepared for endogenous innovation in the future.…read more

Innovation Systems: Sectoral and Technological

World Water: Case Studies in Research as a Redistributive Force in the Knowledge Society

This project, funded by the Science and Society Program, seeks to address the question of how science and technology policies play a role in improving the quality or reducing the cost for a basic service. If such research for development is successful, it can lower costs and increase quality of life and can build technical capacity in developing countries, leaving them better prepared for endogenous innovation in the future.…read more

International Collaboration and Mobility

MOD: Models of International Research Collaboration

As world research capacity expands rapidly, the United States science and engineering enterprise finds itself in a new position. Decades of U.S. dominance in science and engineering research helped create U.S. leadership in emerging industries such as information and biotechnology. But U.S. science and engineering research are likely in coming decades to take their place among many strong players on a global scene.…read more

New Technologies in Development: Diffusion / Leapfrogging

Themes

 
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Inequality / Social Cohesion / Distributional Consequences
Comparative Infrastructure Governance
Innovation Systems: Sectoral and Technological
International Collaboration and Mobility
New Technologies in Development: Diffusion / Leapfrogging
 
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Inequality / Social Cohesion / Distributional Consequences

Distributional Assessment of Emerging Technologies: Case Studies in the Americas

Despite decades of strong economic growth, the problem of global inequality is still large. Within-country inequality is clearly on the rise, and most poor nations are not closing the global gap in standard of living.

…read more

World Water: Case Studies in Research as a Redistributive Force in the Knowledge Society

This project, funded by the Science and Society Program, seeks to address the question of how science and technology policies play a role in improving the quality or reducing the cost for a basic service. If such research for development is successful, it can lower costs and increase quality of life and can build technical capacity in developing countries, leaving them better prepared for endogenous innovation in the future.…read more

Comparative Infrastructure Governance

World Water: Case Studies in Research as a Redistributive Force in the Knowledge Society

This project, funded by the Science and Society Program, seeks to address the question of how science and technology policies play a role in improving the quality or reducing the cost for a basic service. If such research for development is successful, it can lower costs and increase quality of life and can build technical capacity in developing countries, leaving them better prepared for endogenous innovation in the future.…read more

Innovation Systems: Sectoral and Technological

World Water: Case Studies in Research as a Redistributive Force in the Knowledge Society

This project, funded by the Science and Society Program, seeks to address the question of how science and technology policies play a role in improving the quality or reducing the cost for a basic service. If such research for development is successful, it can lower costs and increase quality of life and can build technical capacity in developing countries, leaving them better prepared for endogenous innovation in the future.…read more

International Collaboration and Mobility

MOD: Models of International Research Collaboration

As world research capacity expands rapidly, the United States science and engineering enterprise finds itself in a new position. Decades of U.S. dominance in science and engineering research helped create U.S. leadership in emerging industries such as information and biotechnology. But U.S. science and engineering research are likely in coming decades to take their place among many strong players on a global scene.…read more

New Technologies in Development: Diffusion / Leapfrogging

Focal Technologies

Below are ongoing areas within TPAC

 
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An Evaluation of the Mandatory Drought Responses in Georgia, Focusing on Water Utilities

Due to continuous extreme weather conditions, North Georgia has suffered drought since 2007. During the drought, the Georgia government imposed mandatory drought responses and encouraged conservation practices among water utilities. The purpose of this study was to help improve the performance of water conservation and the effectiveness of drought responses by providing better understanding and analytical explanations of the drought responses.…read more

World Water: Case Studies in Research as a Redistributive Force in the Knowledge Society

This project, funded by the Science and Society Program, seeks to address the question of how science and technology policies play a role in improving the quality or reducing the cost for a basic service. If such research for development is successful, it can lower costs and increase quality of life and can build technical capacity in developing countries, leaving them better prepared for endogenous innovation in the future.…read more

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1996 Indicators of Technology-Based Competitiveness of Nations by J. David Roessner, Alan L. Porter, Nils Newman
 
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Energy

MOD: Models of International Research Collaboration

As world research capacity expands rapidly, the United States science and engineering enterprise finds itself in a new position. Decades of U.S. dominance in science and engineering research helped create U.S. leadership in emerging industries such as information and biotechnology. But U.S. science and engineering research are likely in coming decades to take their place among many strong players on a global scene.…read more

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1996 Indicators of Technology-Based Competitiveness of Nations by J. David Roessner, Alan L. Porter, Nils Newman
 
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Emergying Technology

Equity Issues in Nanotechnology

Equity, Equality, and Responsibility in Nanotechnology. This project, which is part of the Center for Nanotechnology in Society at Arizona State University, is examining the equity and equality implications of the research agenda in three nanotechnology research applications: water, energy, and agri-food. The team has done field work in South Africa and is currently doing parallel analysis in the United States, along with analysis of employment prospects.

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Distributional Assessment of Emerging Technologies: Case Studies in the Americas

Despite decades of strong economic growth, the problem of global inequality is still large. Within-country inequality is clearly on the rise, and most poor nations are not closing the global gap in standard of living.
…read more

Distributional Assessment of Emerging Technologies: Case Studies in the Americas

Despite decades of strong economic growth, the problem of global inequality is still large. Within-country inequality is clearly on the rise, and most poor nations are not closing the global gap in standard of living.

…read more