Conference Drafts
Last updated: March 2, 2005 12:30 PM
Panel 1: Knowledge communities and networks of knowledge
Patrick Cohendet,
Louis Pasteur University
Tom
Schuller, OECD
John King, University
of Michigan
Panel 2: Emerging infrastructure for distributed learning and innovation
Kurt
Larsen, OECD
Dan Atkins, University of Michigan
Peter Freeman, National Science Foundation
Panel 3: Knowledge and place: proximity, mobility, clusters, and institutions
Jan Fagerberg,
University of Oslo
Andrew
Wyckoff, OECD
Maryann
Feldman, University of Toronto
Jason Owen-Smith, University of Michigan
Panel 4: Measuring knowledge and its economic effects
Fred
Gault, Statistics Canada
Jacques Mairesse, Institut National de la Statistique et des
Etudes Economique
Reinhilde Veugelers,
European Commision DG FIN
Panel 5: Learning by doing, interacting, and experimenting: users as innovators
Bengt-Åke
Lundvall, University of Aalborg
Eric
von Hippel, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Stefan
Thomke, Harvard Business School
Panel 6: Channeling knowledge: the changing role of research institutions
Robin Cowan, University
of Maastricht
Paul
A. David, Stanford University / Oxford University
David Mowery, University
of California / Harvard Business School / NBER
Panel 7: Mixed models of cooperation and control
Iain
Cockburn, Boston University / NBER (a substantially
revised version will be available on Feb 1)
Josh Lerner,
Harvard Business School
Arti Rai, Duke
University
Brian
Fitzgerald, University of Limerick
Panel 8: Architecting knowledge: platforms, modularity, and coordination
Carliss
Baldwin, Harvard Business School
W.E. Steinmueller,
University of Sussex
Panel 9: Fences and thickets: benefits and costs of private controls
Dominique Guellec, European Patent Office
Adam Jaffe, Brandeis University
Dietmar Harhoff, University of Munich