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Journal of Knowledge-based Innovation in China

ISSN: 1756-1418

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Editorial objectives

China is undergoing a fast transformation from the world’s manufacturer to a leading player in the field of knowledge-based innovation. Published in association with the China Association for Management of Technology (CAMOT), the Journal of Knowledge-based Innovation in China (JKIC) responds to the lack of scholarly publications with a Chinese perspective on this field of study. JKIC publishes critical analyses which are informed by an appreciation of the complexity of the National Innovation System (NIS) and of regional and sectoral diversity. This journal addresses the problems of how to manage the ‘innovation gap’ at both national and regional level by exploring the nature of the Triple Helix model.

The objective of the journal is to publish research that addresses emerging or developed innovative practices in modern China, and how innovation is feeding into the country's rapidly growing knowledge economy.

Scope/Coverage

The Journal of Knowledge-based Innovation in China publishes high quality research papers, viewpoints (including practitioner pieces), conceptual papers, case studies, policy focus papers and literature reviews. Papers accepted for publication are double-blind refereed to ensure academic rigor and integrity.
The main areas addressed by JKIC, which are of great interest to innovative firms and government both in China and abroad, include:

• Knowledge, innovation and development
• Economics of knowledge and innovation
• Development of global, national, regional and sectoral innovation systems for knowledge creation and sharing
• Meta-theoretical and investigation for university-industry-government triple helix model
• Strategies & implementations of triple helix in regional innovation and innovation policy
• Role of government in triple helix interactions
• R&D capacity of industry
• Role of universities and public institutions in knowledge economy
• University-industry technology/knowledge transfer and spin-offs
• Entrepreneurial university mode and its impact on regional/national innovation
• Venture capital in knowledge-based innovation and entrepreneurship
• Regional economic and social development strategy
• Science park and knowledge economy
• High-tech development zone, strategic alliances and developing firm competitiveness
• Knowledge management and learning networks
• Managing intellectual property rights
• Open innovation and knowledge trading
• International technology transfer
• Knowledge - based innovation in developing countries (including radical and disruptive innovation, user- driven innovation, innovation internationalization and managing global innovation, etc.)
• Chinese culture and innovation

Topicality

Researchers and practitioners who specialize in all areas of science and technology innovation policy, national and regional innovation systems, business economics,  business strategy, technology management, entrepreneurship and geographical economics will make up the authorship and readership of the journal.

JKIC is now abstracted and indexed in the following services: INSPEC; Cabell's Directory, ProQuest

Journal of Knowledge-based Innovation in China is available as part of an online subscription to the Emerald Enterprise and Innovation Subject Collection. For more information, please email collections@emeraldinsight.com.

This journal is a member of and subscribes to the
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