The international foray researchers Spanish in technology and innovation
Keywords:
bibliometric analysis, technology management, research policy, innovationAbstract
The primary aim of this paper is to assess the contribution to the international literature of Spanish scientific production in the field of innovation and technology management. For this purpose 129 articles published in the last decade in the most prestigious international journals in this field have been evaluated. From this analysis we have concluded that there has been positive evolution from 1995 to the present time, as much from a qualitative as from a quantitative point of view. Also, we have found that research in this field is concentrated fundamentally on a reduced group of universities that nevertheless do not focus exclusively on one or a fewresearch subjects, but on a wide range thereof.References
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