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- Education and training for innovation in SMEs: A tale of exploitation
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- Aardvark et al. … : Quality journals and gamesmanship in Management Studies
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- Intellectual property rights for SMEs in South-east Asia: Strategy and policy
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- Maximising the Contribution of IP Rights to SME Growth and Competitiveness
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- Babes and sucklings: Management consultants and novice clients
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- Chinese science parks: a cautionary exploration
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- Coping With Failure: the manager, his consultant, his consultant’s method – and information technology
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- “Look girls, this is how you do it”: Exploring the dependence of managers on their consultants
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- The cost of control. Speculation on the impact of management consultants on creativity in the BBC
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- Esprit: Europe’s response to US and Japanese domination in information technology
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- Espionage, economic and industrial
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- Personal networks and IT innovation within the Esprit and IST Programmes: Some evidence from the UK
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- Seducing the goose. A review of patenting by UK universities
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- Firm-based strategies for protecting innovations
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- The interview in international business research: Problems we would rather not talk about
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- Bearing the burden: Small firms and the patent system
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- Loyalty or betrayal? Information for innovation in the organisation
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- When means become ends. Considering the impact of patent strategy on innovation
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- Method and Myth in the Relationship between Consultant and Client
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- ‘Review essay’ of Ovum, Productivity and Organisational Transformation: Optimising Investment in ICT
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- Out of control: Personal networks in European collaboration
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- Acknowledging the purpose of partnership
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- The IT Productivity Paradox Revisited: Technological Determinism Masked By Management Method
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- Technology transfer or incubation?: Technology business incubators and science and technology parks in the Philippines
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- Quality journals and gamesmanship in Management Studies
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- Seducing the goose. A review of patenting by UK universities
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- Counting footnotes: citability in Management Studies
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- The skewed few: people and papers of quality in Management Studies
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- Taxing times for academics
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- Publishing in top journals – a never-ending fad
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- Seducing the goose: a fresh perspective on university patenting
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- Education and training for innovation in SMEs: A tale of exploitation
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