ACLS Humanities E-Book: Imitation to innovation: the dynamics of Korea's technological learning

Imitation to innovation: the dynamics of Korea's technological learning

Kim, Linsu.

Year: c1997.

Publisher: Harvard Business School Press.

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Frontmatter

Preface and Acknowledgments

1. Introduction

Part I: Evolution of Public Policy and Sociocultural Environment

2. Government as a Learning Facilitator

3. Hardworking Koreans: Education and Sociocultural Factors

Part II: From Imitation to Innovation in Industries

4. Analytical Frameworks

5. The Automobile Industry: Crisis Construction and Technological Learning

6. The Electronics Industry: From Reverse Engineering to Strategic Alliance

7. The Semiconductor Industry: Leapfrogging into the World Frontier

8. Imitation and Innovation in Small Firms: Two Contrasting Patterns

Part III: Conclusion and Implications

9. Korea's Technological Learning: Conclusion

10. Korea's Technological Learning: Implications

Notes

References

Index

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Title:

Imitation to innovation : the dynamics of Korea's technological learning Linsu Kim.

Author:

Kim, Linsu

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Imitation to innovation : the dynamics of Korea's technological learning Linsu Kim.
Kim, Linsu
Boston: Harvard Business School Press, c1997.

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Subject Headings:

• Technological innovations -- Economic aspects -- Korea (South)
• Industries -- Korea (South)
• Korea (South) -- Social conditions

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