Author Index
Ahlert, C.—see Ariño, M. & Ahlert, C.
Amernic, J.H. & Craig, R.J.—The Rhetoric of a Juggernaut: AOLTimeWarner’s Internet Policy Statement, 21–41
Ariño, M. & Ahlert, C.—Beyond Broadcasting: The Digital Future of Public Service Broadcasting, 393–410
Aylward, D.—Innovation–Export Linkages within Different Cluster Models: A Case Study from the Australian Wine Industry, 423–437
Chamberlin, T. & De La Mothe, J.—The Integration of Innovation Policies: The Case of Canada, 3–20
Cheong, P.H.—see Dutton, W.H. et al.
Collins, R.—Three Myths of Internet Governance Considered in the Context of the UK, 267–291
Couchman, P.K. & Fulop, L.—Managing Risk in Cross‐sector R&D Collaborations: Lessons from an International Case Study, 151–167
Craig, R.J.—see Amernic, J.H. & Craig, R.J.
Cunningham, S.—see, Hearn, G. et al.
Curtis, T.—Two Views from the Summit, 259–265
De La Mothe, J.—see Chamberlin, T. & De La Mothe, J.
Drahos, P., Lokuge, B., Faunce, T., Goddard, M., Henry, D.—Pharmaceuticals, Intellectual Property and Free Trade: The Case of the US–Australia Free Trade Agreement, 243–257
Dutton, W.H., Cheong, P.H. & Park, N.—An Ecology of Constraints on e‐Learning in Higher Education: The Case of a Virtual Learning Environment, 131–149
Faunce, T. —see Drahos, P. et al.
Fulop, L.—see Couchman, P.K. & Fulop, L.
Gao, Z. & Tisdell, C.—China’s Reformed Science and Technology System: An Overview and Assessment, 311–331
Goddard, M. —see Drahos, P. et al.
Goggin, G. & Newell, C.—Disabled E‐Nation: Telecommunications, Disability, and National Policy, 411–422
Gunasekara, C.—Universities and Communities: A Case Study of Change in the Management of a University, 201–211
Harman, G. & Ollif, C.—Universities and Government‐sponsored Contract Research: An Australian Case Study, 439–455
Hearn, G., Cunningham, S. & Ordoñez, D.—Commercialisation of Knowledge in Universities: The Case of the Creative Industries, 189–200
Henry, D. —see Drahos, P. et al.
Kam, J.—Success in Failure: The National Centre for Popular Music, 169–187
Lawson, C. & Pickering, C.—‘TRIPs‐Plus’ Patent Privileges—An Intellectual Property ‘Cargo Cult’ in Australia, 355–377
Lokuge, B.—see Drahos, P. et al.
Macdonald, S.—The Cost of Control: Speculation on the Impact of Management Consultants on Creativity in the BBC, 43–70
—Review article, 99–107
Maughan, C. W.—Property and Intellectual Property: Foundations in Law and Economics, 379–391
McMahon, P.—Money, Markets and Microelectronics: Building the Infrastructure for the Global Finance Sector, 71–82
Mohannak, K.—Innovation and Clustering Among Information Technology Firms in Melbourne, 83–98
Newell, C.—see Goggin, G. & Newell, C.
Ollif, C.—see Harman, G. & Ollif, C.
Ordoñez, D.—see Hearn, G. et al.
Park, N.—see Dutton, W.H. et al.
Parker, R.—Foundations of Technology Development, Innovation and Competitiveness in the Globalised Knowledge Economy, 293–309
Pickering, C.—see Lawson, C. & Pickering, C.
Tisdell, S.—see Gao, Z. & Tisdell, C.
Subject Index
An Ecology of Constraints on e‐Learning in Higher Education: The Case of a Virtual Learning Environment—Dutton, W.H., Cheong, P.H. & Park, N., 131–149
Beyond Broadcasting: The Digital Future of Public Service Broadcasting—Ariño, M. & Ahlert, C., 393–410
China’s Reformed Science and Technology System: An Overview and Assessment—Gao, Z. & Tisdell, C., 311–331
Commercialisation of Knowledge in Universities: The Case of the Creative Industries—Hearn, G., Cunningham, S. & Ordoñez, D., 189–200
Disabled E‐Nation: Telecommunications, Disability, and National Policy—Goggin, G. & Newell, C., 411–422
Foundations of Technology Development, Innovation and Competitiveness in the Globalised Knowledge Economy—Parker, R., 293–309
Innovation and Clustering among Information Technology Firms in Melbourne—Mohannak, K., 83–98
Innovation–Export Linkages within Different Cluster Models: A Case Study from the Australian Wine Industry—Aylward, D., 423–437
Managing Risk in Cross‐Sector R&D Collaborations: Lessons from an International Case Study—Couchman, P.K. & Fulop, L., 151–167
Money, Markets and Microelectronics: Building the Infrastructure for the Global Finance Sector—McMahon, P., 71–82
Pharmaceuticals, Intellectual Property and Free Trade: The Case of the US–Australia Free Trade Agreement—Drahos, P., Lokuge, B., Faunce, T., Goddard, M. & Henry, D., 243–257
Property and Intellectual Property: Foundations in Law and Economics—Maughan, C. W., 379–391
Review Article—Macdonald, S., 99–107
Success in Failure: The National Centre for Popular Music—Kam, J., 169–187
The Cost of Control: Speculation on the Impact of Management Consultants on Creativity in the BBC—Macdonald, S., 43–70
The Integration of Innovation Policies: The Case of Canada—Chamberlin, T. & De La Mothe, J., 3–20
The Rhetoric of a Juggernaut: AOLTimeWarner’s Internet Policy Statement—Amernic, J.H. & Craig, R.J., 21–41
Three Myths of Internet Governance Considered in the Context of the UK—Collins, R., 267–291
‘TRIPs‐Plus’ Patent Privileges—An Intellectual Property ‘Cargo Cult’ in Australia—Lawson, C. & Pickering, C., 355–377
Two Views from the Summit—Curtis, T., 259–265
Universities and Communities: A Case Study of Change in the Management of a University—Gunasekara, C., 201–211
Universities and Government‐sponsored Contract Research: An Australian Case Study—Harman, G. & Ollif, C., 439–455
Book Review Index
Cain, J. & Hewitt, J.—Off Course. From Public Place to Marketplace at Melbourne University—Macdonald, S.—467–471
Castells, M. & Ince, M.—Conversations with Manuel Castells—Kumar, K.—213–216
Foray, D.—The Economics of Knowledge—Engelbrecht, H.‐J.—457–462
Frankland, M. (with Bussey, G., Consultant)—Radio Man: The Remarkable Rise and Fall of C.O. Stanley—Given, J.—344–347
Jussawalla, M. & Taylor, R.D. (eds)—Information Technology Parks of the Asia Pacific: Lesson for the Digital Divide—Joseph, R.—341–344
Kay, J.—The Truth about Markets—Why Some Nations are Rich but Most Remain Poor—Moss, M.—333–336
Lomborg, B.—The Skeptical Environmentalist: Measuring the Real State of the World—Monk, A.—227–230
Lovink, G. (ed)—Uncanny Networks: Dialogues with the Virtual Intelligentsia—Taylor, S.—220–225
MacKenzie, D.—Mechanising Proof: Computing, Risk and Trust—Crowther, D.—122–123
Misa, T.J.—Leonardo to the Internet: Technology and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present—Sweeney, G.—462–464
Molella, A. & Bedi, J. (eds)—Inventing for the Environment—Monk, A.—474–477
Mosco, V.—The Digital Sublime: Myth, Power and Cyberspace—Mieczkowska, S.—464–467
Negri, A.—Time for Revolution—Munroe, I.—336–341
Nickson, D. & Siddons, S.—Remote Working—Salmon, G.—347–349
Parker, S.—The Littlest Clue: The Resurgence of New Zealand Science and Technology—Engelbrecht, H.‐J.—109–112
Paton, R.—Managing and Measuring Social Enterprises—Cooper, S.—119–121
Rooney, D., Hearn, G., Mandeville, T. & Joseph, R.—Public Policy in Knowledge‐based Economies: Foundations and Frameworks—McKenna, B.—112–115
Sarkodie‐Mensah, K. (ed)—Helping the Difficult Library Patron: New Approaches to Examining and Resolving a Long‐standing and Ongoing Problem—Mieczkowska, S.—115–119
Shane, S.—Academic Entrepreneurship: University Spinoffs and Wealth Creation—Duberley, J.—471–474
Standfield, K.—Intangible Management: Tools for Solving the Accounting and Management Crisis—Taylor, S.—230–233
Tofts, D., Jonson, A. & Cavallaro, A. (eds)—Prefiguring Cyberculture: An Intellectual History—Taylor, S.—220–225
Vinck, D. (ed)—Everyday Engineering: An Ethnography of Design and Innovation—Taylor, S.—220–225
Warschauer, M.—Technology and Social Inclusion: Rethinking the Digital Divide—Mieczkowska, S.—216–219
Wilson, S.—Information Arts: Intersections of Art, Science and Technology—McKenna, B.—225–227