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INNOVATION: MANAGING RISK, NOT AVOI
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FOREWORD Advances in science and te
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EDITOR AND CHAPTER AUTHORS 6 Editor
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8 CASE STUDY AUTHORS Framing Risk -
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Global Alliance for Vaccines and Im
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14 INTRODUCTION In today’s global
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16 Investors face additional risks
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18 unclear patent law), or barriers
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More problematically, system-wide r
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22 is unwilling or unable to undert
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24 innovation process, or one secto
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2 1. TRENDS IN INNOVATION AND GLOBA
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Joyce Tait (University of Edinburgh
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evidence used to support policy and
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1). In essence, the more developed
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that engage with policy decisions o
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Lisa Jardine (University College Lo
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debate, which enabled the non-scien
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again concluded that there was stil
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we had been at such pains to educat
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ANNEX: INTERNATIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS
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center of Paris has led to a comple
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production of unconventional hydroc
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3.3. The current difficulty faced b
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• How can we give entrepreneurs s
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As experienced by the World Trade O
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nanodashboard.nano.gov/. 77. See Ma
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41. Vanichkorn, S. and Banchongduan
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22. OECD. Dynamising National Innov
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engagement. London: Zed Books; 2005
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science and technology. Washington
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structural model. Risk Analysis 12(
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Chalmers, David John. (2010). “Th
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