knowledge dynamics

Knowledge dynamics

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Incomplete knowledge (5)
Knowledge (1059)
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Knowledge diffusion (12)
Knowledge dynamics (19)
Knowledge exchange (5)
Knowledge generation (9)
Knowledge making (3)
Knowledge management (33)
Knowledge production (23)
Knowledge sharing (20)
Knowledge triangle (3)
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Relevant knowledge (5)
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Validating knowledge (3)

or what they call the‘field-specific knowledge dynamics 'and the institutional arrangements pertaining in that field.

which analysed content driven Knowledge dynamics on the one hand and the development of institutional and governance arrangements on the meso-and macro-level of research (national and post-national) on the other.

It presents the three key dimensions of these Knowledge dynamics: growth rate, pattern of growth and (technical, cognitive or institutional) complementarities.

In our case of Knowledge dynamics insufficient congruence would create tensions between research actors and their institutional environment asking for institutional change and strategic political action.

This will enable us to identify the Knowledge dynamics characteristics that will impact the Foresight exercises, i e. their tailoring using the arenas for governance Foresight objectives matrix. 4. Knowledge dynamics in European research and innovation system Policy-making in arenas of strategic orientation,

programming and performing is driven partly by the content and the dynamics of research activities and by the innovation patterns and interactions of different thematic fields or sectors(‘‘Knowledge dynamics''.

''At the same time this evolution is influenced by national institutional settings and policies, and also by European traditions in R&i collaboration and related policies and infrastructures.

expecting one general type of Knowledge dynamics (reaching from science to innovation) and one unique set of appropriate supportive public policies.

The first component of field configuration relates to Knowledge dynamics building on Bonaccorsi's initial proposal

in order to cover the full scope of Knowledge dynamics. Consequently, we include also the monitoring of patent applications (technometrics.

Table 3 summarises the network analysis-based toolbox designed for characterising search regimes dimensions with an initial focus on the cells highlighted in grey. 5. Tailoring Foresight to Knowledge dynamics In this section,

then we will elaborate the designs of the Foresight exercises fitted to the specific Knowledge dynamics and institutional arrangements in these two fields. 5. 1. The case of genetically modified plants (GMP) After the completion of the human genome map in 2001,

Knowledge dynamics Growth: The research field of GM plant is characterised by a strong growth of the number of articles.

we will examine first institutional arrangements and later on Knowledge dynamics. 5. 2. 1. N&n: institutional arrangements Strategic orientation:

Knowledge dynamics Growth: The high growth rate which characterises the field (the number of scientific publication has grown from 134%between 1998 and 2006) 46.

and innovation area considered its fieldspeccifi Knowledge dynamics and (b) the institutional arrangement was described as interacting strategic orientation,

Knowledge dynamics, Institutions, and Policy in Europe, PRIME Network of Excellence, 2008.44 A. Schoen, P. van den Besselaar, L. Henriquez, P. Lare'do, D. Pardo, Search Regimes:

Case study on Chemistry (ERA Dynamics PRIME Project), 2009.45 P. van den Besselaar, A. Schoen, Knowledge dynamics: a network analytical approach, in:

European Strategies in Global economy'',Toulouse, July 7 9, 2008.46 B. Kahane, A. Delemarle, L. Villard, P. Lare'do, Knowledge dynamics and agglomeration phenomena: