Organising innovation between multinational companies and innovation systems: the Brazilian ICT sector in the late 1990s and early 2000s
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Summary
Insight is provided on how the institutional framework such as the Brazilian ICT Law provided the space for the decentralised interaction between different organisations with very different interests to examine the dynamics promoted by the sectoral policy.
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- 2010-06-08
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