Table of Contents
Introduction — Historical, Cultural and Contemporary Perspectives — Innovation Theories and Science and Technology Policy: Historical Perspectives — Innovation, Technology and the World Economy: Research and Policy Implications from a European Perspective — Technological Self-Reliance, Dependence and Underdevelopment — Epistemology and Ideology in Science, Technology and Development — Innovation and Development — Technology and Development: Some Implications of Recent Advances in the Economics of Innovation for the Process of Development — Market Structure and Technological Behavior in Developing Countries — New Technologies and Development — The Diffusion and Production of New Technologies: The Case of Numerically Controlled Machine Tools — The Output and Employment Impact of Microelectronics in the Third World: Some Conceptual Issues — Microcomputers, Dams and Handpumps: Three Case Studies of Technology Transfer to the Developing Countries — Regional Perspectives — In Search of a Strategy for a National Science and Technology Policy in Africa — Crisis, New Technologies and Social Movements — Policy and Management Approaches — The Dilemma of Managing R&D in India — Indicators of Science and Technology for Development — Facing the Future: The Need for International Technology Intelligence and Sourcing
