San Francisco / Hirschheim / Paris / Washington / D.C. / Washington / New York City / Beverley Hills / Boston / New York / Washington / DC / London / L.A. / /
Company
Charles Schwab / Cambridge University Press / MIT Press / Dodd L.C. / PricewaterhouseCoopers / Oxford University Press / Princeton University Press / WalMart / National Academies Press / Yahoo / National Academy Press / IBM / Management Information Systems / NVCA / Amazon / eBay / National Innovation Systems / Wal-Mart / High-Risk Technologies / Salomon / Brookings Institution Press / Google / Elsevier B.V. / Spiegel / Dole / AOL / Microsoft / Stanford University Press / /
Continent
America / Europe / /
Country
Japan / United Kingdom / China / Iraq / Finland / India / Denmark / Germany / Sweden / United States / /
Currency
USD / / /
Event
M&A / Funding / /
Facility
University of Maryland Working Paper / University of Sussex / Policy George Mason University / McKinsey Global Institute / Pearl Harbor / / /
IndustryTerm
learning networks / high-tech start-ups / technology policy / difficulty accounting / pharmaceutical industry / Internet boom / on-line business models / weapons systems / Internet services / Internet stocktrading / venture capital pool / venture capital industry / communications networks / corporate accounting scandals / software development / Technology-based entrepreneurship / Internet boom period / manufacturing sector / pharmaceutical and medical device industries / largescale information technology outsourcing decisions / informal venture capital market / technology-intensive defense contractors / information technology / venture capital patrons / manufacturing / technology-based entrepreneurs / oil prices / retail sector / Internet Gold Rush / sectoral systems / retail banking / Venture capital / retail branches / biotechnology / intellectual property law / retail / institutional systems / on-line entrants / technology diffusion / technology-based ventures / internet time / innovation systems / large systems / tech start-up / Internet-based entrepreneurship / Internet boom Counterterrorism / technology policy-making mechanisms / technology diffusion management / large innovation systems / internet commerce / physical infrastructure / big weapon systems / electronic commerce / /
Organization
Cambridge University / Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency / Science Policy Research Unit / Supreme Court / MIT Sloan School of Management Research Paper / George Mason University School of Public Policy Working Paper / National Bureau of Economic Research / Princeton University / National Bureau of Economic Research Working Paper / National Science Board / Homeland Security Institute / University of Sussex / Science and Technology Directorate / U.S. Congress / Federal Reserve Bank of New York / Heritage Foundation / US Federal Reserve / George Mason University / Air Force / European Union / Oxford University / Services Committee / Pentagon / National Institute of Health / National Academy of Sciences / Innovation Authority / McKinsey Global Institute / School of Public / Ministry for International Trade / National Venture Capital Association / federal government / U.S. House of Representatives / Ministry for International Trade and Industry / American Association for the Advancement of Science / University of Maryland Working Paper / Center for American Progress / Stanford University / Department of Homeland Security / Department of Defense / Homeland Security Advanced Research Projects Agency / U.S. Military / /
Person
Nelson / Pisano / Edward Elgar / Adam Smith / John Wiley / David M. Hart / Christopher Freeman / Brian Arthur / Alan Greenspan / Scott Morton / Williamson / Richard K. Betts / Hughes Morton / Rindova / V / Nocera / Paul David / / /
Position
G.P. / CEO / V.P. / R.N. / experienced CEO / actor / chairman / Private / Porter / /
ProvinceOrState
New York / Washington / Sussex / Maryland / /
PublishedMedium
Journal of Management Information Systems / Journal of Economic Perspectives / Quarterly Journal of Economics / Journal of Economic Literature / American Journal of Sociology / Supreme Court Economic Review / American Sociological Review / /
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