Volume 17 Issue 3 (1999)
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Project Selection Models or Professional Autonomy?
By Roli Varma
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A Comparative Macro-level Assessment of New Zealand’s ‘National Innovation System’
By Hans-Jürgen Engelbrecht
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Collaboration and Innovation Networks in Esprit
By Dimitris Assimakopoulos
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Exploring the Social Construction of IT Policy—Thailand and Singapore
By Brian Corbitt
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A National Linkage Program for Technological Innovation
By Kavoos Mohannak
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Trapped in the Net: The Unanticipated Consequences of Computerization, Gene I. Rochlin,
By Don Lamberton
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A New Economic Par-adigrn? Innovation-based Evolutionary Systems, Kevin Bryant and Alison Wells (Eds),
By John Laurent
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Information Liberation, Brian Martin,
By David Rooney
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Workplaces of the Future, Paul Thompson and Chris Warhurst (Eds),
By Athol Barrett
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Fr-orn Barbie to Mortal Kornbatr Gender and Cornputee GaInes Justine Cassell and Henry Jenkins (Eds),
By Wendy Varney
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The Growth Warriors: Creating Sustainable Global Advantage for America’s Technology Industries, Ronald Mascitelli,
By Brian Corbitt
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Gender, Technology and Developrrrent, , Govind Kelkar (Ed.),
By Maria Degabriele
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Measuring Progress: Is Life Getting Better?, Richard Eckersley (Ed.),
By Jen St Clair
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Medicine Worth Paying for: Assessing Medical Innovations, Howard S. Frazier and Frederick Mosteller (Eds),
By Eugen Mattes
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Privacy on the Line: The Politics of Wiretapping and Encryption, Whitfield Diffie and Susan Landau,
By Steve Horrocks
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Technology and Privacy: The New Landscape, Philip E. Agre and Marc Rotenberg (Eds),
By Steve Horrocks
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Die Filmpolitik der Europäischen Union iDl Spannungsfeld zwischen nationaler staatlicher Förderung und US-amerikanischer MediendoDlinanz, Sabine Jarothe,
By Jörg Becker
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Die Rechtmäβigkeit europäischer Fernsehquoten aus kompetenzieller grundrechtlicher und welthandelsrechtlicher Sicht, Michael Frese,
By Jörg Becker
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Unzulässiger Protektionismus der europäischen Medienpolitik? Die Maßnahmen der Europäischen Gemeinschaft zum Sckutz des europäischen Films und ihre Vereinbarkeit mit dem durch das GATT und die WTO-Vereinbarungen gebildeten Rechtsrahmen, Karin Sandberg,
By Jörg Becker
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Privatisierung und Internationalisierung von Telefongesellschaften, Ernst-Olav Ruhle,
By Jörg Becker
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A Consumer’s Perspective on Customer Service, Maura Bollinger,
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Nordicom Review: Nordic Research on Media & COmmunication, Ulla Carlsson (Ed.),
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Sale of One-third of Telstra, The Auditor-General,
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Communication Research Trends, Vol. 18, No.2, 1998, William E. Biernatzki (Ed),
By Richard Joseph
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From Mines to Minds: Western Australia in the Global Information Economy, Western Australian Technology & Industry Advisory Council,
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Science and Technology Budget Statement 1999-2000, Nick Minchin,
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