Publications by Charles Edquist

Publications between 1986 and 2010. A complete list of publications is available upon request.

BOOKS, BOOKLETS, REPORTS, AND CD-ROMS (MONOGRAPHS AND EDITED VOLUMES):

• Edquist, Charles and Hommen, Leif (ed.) ‘Small Country Innovation Systems: Globalisation, Change and Policy in Asia and Europe’, Edward Elgar Publishing, 2008 (published in paperback 2009), 544 pp.
• Arvidsson, G.; Bergström, H.; Edquist, C.; Högberg, D. and Jönsson, B. Medicin för Sverige – Nytt liv i en framtidsbransch (Medicine for Sweden – New life into a sector of the future) , SNS publishers (May 2007), Stockholm, 205 pp.
• Fulton, O., Santiago, P., Edquist, C., El-Khawas, E., and Hackl, E. Thematic Review of Tertiary Education: Poland, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Develolpment, Directorate for Education, Education and Training Policy Division (September 2007), Paris, 152 pp.
  
  Edquist, C., Gillespie, I., Rosenmöller, M., Sauer, F., Tijsen, R., The Innovative Medicines Initiative - Assessment of Economical and Societal Impact, European Commission, Research Directorate-General - Directorate F (2007), Brussels.
• Edquist, C. and Hommen, Leif; in collaboration with Fedorovich, D., and Siriacenko., N. Evalutation of Forum Scientium Postgraduate Research School, Linköping University, an evaluation carried out for the Foundation for Strategic Research, Stockholm, December 2007, 74 pp.
• Edquist, Charles; Amanatidou, Effie; Belitz, Heike; Cruz, Laura; Edler, Jacob; Georghiou, Luke; Granstrand, Ove; Guinet, Jean; Leprince, Emmanuel; Orsenigo, Luigi; Rigby, John; Romanainen, Jari; Stampfer, Michael and van en Biesen, Jan. ‘Improving the Effectiveness of Direct Public Support Measures to Stimulate Private Investment in Research – Study Report of the Working Group on Direct Measures for Directorate General Research’, European Commission’, Brusells, April 2003, 76 pp.
• Edquist, Charles (ed.) ‘The Internet and Mobile Telecommunications System of Innovation: Developments in Equipment, Access and Content', Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham, UK, January 2003, 260 pp.
• Edquist, Charles. ‘Innovationspolitik för Sverige – mål, skäl, problem och åtgärder’, (‘Innovation Policy for Sweden – Objectives, Rationales, Problems and Measures’ – written for the Swedish Ministry of Industry in Swedish and published by VINNOVA (The Swedish Agency for Innovation Systems), VINNOVA Forum (VFI 2002: 2), Stockholm, 2002, 69 pp.
• Edquist, Charles, Leif Hommen and Maureen McKelvey. Skapar innovationer jobb? Produktinnovationer och processinnovationer i den kunskapsbaserade ekonomin, The book is a translation into Swedish of Innovation and Employment: Process versus Product Innovation (see below), Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham, UK, June 2001. (The translation was financed by the Swedish Agency for Innovation Systems, VINNOVA.) SNS Publishers, May 2002, 264 pp.
• Edquist, Charles and Hans Sjögren. ‘Östergötland – en innovativ miljö?’ (’East Gothia – An Innovative Environment?’ – in Swedish), Report published by Centrum för kommunstrategiska studier, Linköping University, 2001, 35 pp.
• Edquist, Charles; Leif Hommen and Maureen McKelvey. Innovation and Employment: Process versus Product Innovation, Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham, UK, 2001, 214 pp.
• Edquist, Charles; Gareth Rees; Kurt Larsen; Mark Lorenzen; and Stephane Vincent-Lancrin. Cities and Regions in the New Learning Economy, published by the Centre for Educational Research and Innovation (CERI) of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), Paris, January 2001, 147 pp.
• Edquist, Charles; Leif Hommen and Lena Tsipouri (eds.). Public Technology Procurement and Innovation, Kluwer Academic Publishers, Boston/Dordrecht/London, 2000, 311 pp. (includes six co-authored chapters).
• Edquist, Charles and Maureen McKelvey (eds.). Systems of Innovation: Growth, Competitiveness and Employment, An Elgar Reference Collection, Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham, UK, 2000, 1086 pp (two volumes) (with an Introduction by the editors, and including another 4 authored or co-authored chapters).
• Edquist, Charles. Teknikbrostiftelsen i Linköping: En utvärdering av dess roll som offentlig såddfinansiär i det regionala innovationssystemet (‘The Technology Bridge Foundation in Linköping: An Evaluation of its Role as a Public Provider of Seed Capital in the Regional System of Innovation’; written in Swedish), Linköping, February 1999, 60 pp.
• Edquist, Charles (with Dieter Ernst, Jenny Holland and Raphael Kaplinsky). The Science, Technology and Innovation Policy Review: Jamaica, United Nations Conference on Trade and Development and The Commission on Science and Technology for Development, United Nations, New York and Geneva, 1999, 156 pp.
• Edquist, Charles and Francois Texier (ed.). Innovation Systems and European Integration (ISE), CD-ROM containing 33 research reports produced within ISE, EU-funded research project coordinated by Charles Edquist, August 1998, (ISBN: 91-7219-266-6).
• Edquist, Charles; Leif Hommen; Björn Johnson; Tarmo Lemola; Franco Malerba; Thomas Reiss; and Keith Smith The ISE Policy Statement: The Innovation Policy Implications of the ‘Innovation Systems and European Integration’ (ISE) Research Project’, Linköping, Sweden, May 1998 (also included in the CD-ROM mentioned above), 76 pp.
• Edquist, Charles (ed.) Systems of Innovation: Technologies, Institutions and Organizations, London (Pinter Publishers/Cassell Academic), 1997, 432 pp. (By 2005 this was my most cited publication at http://scholar.google.com/.)
• Edquist, Charles. Innovationspolitik för förnyelse av svensk industri (‘Innovation Policy for Renewal of Swedish Industry’; In Swedish), Tema T Rapport 33, 1993, University of Linköping, Department of Technology and Social Change, 90 pp.
• Edquist, Charles and Staffan Jacobsson. Flexible Automation - The Global Diffusion of New Technology in the Engineering Industry, Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1988, 227 pp.
• Clark, Norman, Charles Edquist, Raphael Kaplinsky and David Pimentel. Cyprus Technology Strategy, Report of the UNDP/OPE Mission, Institute of Development Studies, Sussex University, June 1988, 213 pages.

BOOK CHAPTERS AND JOURNAL ARTICLES:

• Chaminade, C. and Edquist, C. ‘Rationales for public policy intervention in the innovation process: A systems of innovation approach’, in Kuhlman, S., Shapira, P, Smits, R., Innovation Policy – Theory and Practice. An International Handbook. Edward Elgar, forthcoming 2010.
• Edquist, C., Luukkonen, T., and Sotarauta, M. ‘Broad-Based Innovation Policy’, sub-report (pp 11– 69) in ‘Evaluation of the Finnish National Innovation System - Full Report’, Helsinki, October 28, 2009. (The evaluation was carried out by a group of experts consisting of six international and twelve Finnish researchers, led by Pekka Ylä-Anttila and Petri Rouvinen, ETLA. Six sub-reports and a policy report were published; see www.evaluation.fi, where all sub-reports are available.)
• Borrás, S.; Chaminade, C.; Edquist, C. ‘The Challenges of Globalization: Strategic Choices for Innovation Policy’, in G. Marklund, N. Vonortas and C Wessner, The Innovation Imperative – Globalization and National Competitiveness, Edward Elgar Publishers, London, 2009.
• Edquist, C. and Hommen, L., ‘Comparing National Systems of Innovation in Asia and Europe: Theory and Comparative Framework’, in Edquist, C. and Hommen, L. (ed.) ‘Small Country Innovation Systems: Globalisation, Change and Policy in Asia and Europe’, Edward Elgar, 2008 (published in paperback 2009), 27 pp.
• Edquist, C. and Hommen L., ‘Preface’ in Edquist, C. and Hommen, L. (ed.) ‘Small Country Innovation Systems: Globalisation, Change and Policy in Asia and Europe’, Edward Elgar, 2008 (published in paperback 2009).
• Bitard, P., Edquist, C., Hommen, L., and Rickne, A., ‘Reconsidering the Paradox of High R&D Input and Low Innovation: Sweden’, in Edquist, C. and Hommen, L. (ed.) ‘Small Country Innovation Systems: Globalisation, Change and Policy in Asia and Europe’, Edward Elgar Publishing, 2008 (published in paperback 2009), 44 pp.
• Edquist, C. and Hommen, L., ‘Concluding Chapter: Globalisation and Innovation Policy’, in Edquist, C. and Hommen, L. (ed.) ‘Small Country Innovation Systems: Globalisation, Change and Policy in Asia and Europe’, Edward Elgar Publishing, 2008 (published in paperback 2009), 43 pp.
• Edquist, Charles and Chaminade, Cristina, ‘Industrial Policy from a Systems-of -Innovation Perspective’, European Investment Bank (EIB) Papers, 11 (1-2), July 2006, 32 pp.
  
  Meeus, M. and Edquist, C. (2006) Introduction to Part I: Product and Process Innovation, in Hage, J., and Meeus, M. (eds.), Innovation, Science and Institutional Change. A Research Handbook, Oxford University Press, pp. 23-37.
• Chaminade, C. and Edquist, C. (2006) From theory to practice. The use of the systems of innovation approach in innovation policy, in Hage, J. and Meeus, M. (eds.), Innovation, Science and Institutional Change. A Research Handbook, Oxford University Press, 17pp.
• Edquist, Charles. ’Systems of Innovation: Perspectives and Challenges’, in Fagerberg, Jan, Mowery, David, and Nelson, Richard (ed.) Oxford Handbook of Innovation, Oxford University Press, Oxford, November 2005, pp. 181-208.
• Edquist, Charles ‘Final Remarks: reflections on the Systems of Innovation Approach’ in Science and Public Policy, December 2004, vol. 36, no 6, pp 485-489.
• Edquist, Charles, Doloreux, David and Hommen Leif, ‘Nordic Regional Innovation Systems: An Analysis of the Region of East Gothia, Sweden’ in Canadian Journal of Regional Science, 2004, vol. 27, no 4, pp 431 - 457.
• Edquist, Charles ‘Systems of Innovation: Perspectives and Challenges’, Fagerberg, Jan, Mowery, David and Nelson, Richard R. (ed.) Oxford Handbook of Innovation, Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2004, pp. 181-208.
• Edquist, Charles. ’The Fixed Internet and Mobile Telecommunications Sectoral System of Innovation: Equipment Production, Access Provision and Content Provision’, in Malerba, Franco (ed.) Sectoral Systems of Innovation in Europe – Concepts, Issues and Analyses of Six Major Sectors in Europe, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK, September 2004, pp 155 - 192.
• Edquist, Charles; Malerba, Franco; Metcalfe, Stan; Montobbio, Fabio; and Steinmueller, Ed. ’Sectoral Systems: Implications for European Innovation Policy’ in Malerba, Franco (ed.) Sectoral Systems of Innovation in Europe – Concepts, Issues and Analyses of Six Major Sectors in Europe, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK, September 2004, pp 427 – 461.
• Edquist, Charles, ‘Innovationssystem och Innovationspolitik’ (‘Innovation Systems and Innovation Policy’ – in Swedish), in Berg, P-O, Bonnier, T. and Öhrvall Rönnbäck, Anna (eds.) ‘Svensk innovationskraft – Visionen måste vara starkare än motståndet’ (’Swedish Innovation Force –The vision must be stronger than the resistance’ – in Swedish) Forum for Innovation Management, Stockholm, 2004, 7 pp.
• Edquist, Charles. ’The Fixed Internet and Mobile Telecommunications Sectoral System of Innovation: Equipment, Access and Content’, in Edquist, Charles (ed.) The Internet and Mobile Telecommunications System of Innovation: Developments in Equipment, Access and Content', Edward Elgar Publishing, 2003, 39 pp.
• Edquist, Charles ‘Policy Implications for the Future of the Sectoral System’, in Edquist, Charles (ed.) The Internet and Mobile Telecommunications System of Innovation: Developments in Equipment, Access and Content', Edward Elgar Publishers, 2003, 8 pp.
• Edquist, Charles och Rees Gareth. ‘Individuellt och organisatoriskt lärande i den kunskpsbaserade ekonomin’ (’Individual and Organizational Learning in the Knowledge-based Economy’ - in Swedish) in Abrahamsson, Kenneth; Abrahamsson, Lena; Björkman, Torsten; Ellström, Per-Erik och Johansson, Jan (eds.) Utbildning, kompetens och arbete (Education, Competence and Work – in Swedish), Studentlitteratur, Lund, 2002, pp. 411-427.
• Edquist, Charles, Marie-Louise Eriksson and Hans Sjögren. ‘Characteristics of Collaboration in Product Innovation in the Regional System of Innovation of East Gothia’, in European Planning Studies, Vol 10, No 5, 2002, pp 563-581.
• Edquist, Charles. ’Innovationspolitik och innovationssystem’ (’Innovation Policy and Innovation Systems’ – in Swedish), in Sturesson, Lennart, Svante Beckman, Kajsa Ellegård and Jane Summerton (eds.) Spänningsfält: Tekniken – politiken- framtiden (‘Area of Tension: Technology – Politics – Future’ – in Swedish), Stockholm: Carlsson Bokförlag, 2002, pp. 243-262.
• Edquist, Charles. ‘Innovation Policy in the Systems of Innovation Approach: Some Basic Principles’, in Fischer, M.M. and J. Fröhlich (eds.). Knowledge Complexity and Innovation Systems, Springer Verlag, Berlin, 2001, 14 pp.
• Edquist, Charles. ‘Innovationssystemsansatser – utveckling och kännetecken’ (‘Systems of Innovation Approaches – Their Emergence and Characteristics’; translated into Swedish), in Bo Carlsson, Charles Edquist, Gunnar Eliasson, Staffan Jacobsson and Åsa Lindholm-Dahlstrand, Innovationssystem, kluster och kompetensblock: fyra essäer om innovationer, tillväxt och sysselsättning (‘Innovation Systems, Clusters and Competence Blocks: Four Essays on Innovations, Growth and Employment’; in Swedish), Rådet för Arbetslivsforskning (RALF) and The Public Agency for Innovation Systems (VINNOVA), 2001, 35 pp.
• Edquist, Charles. ‘Innovation Policy – A Systemic Approach’, in Lundvall, Bengt-Åke and Daniele Archibugi (Eds.) Major Socio-Economic Trends and European Innovation Policy, Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK, 2001, 25 pp.
• Edquist, Charles; Marie-Louise Eriksson and Hans Sjögren. ‘Collaboration in Product Innovation in the East Gothia Regional System of Innovation’, in Enterprise & Innovation Management Studies, vol. 1, No. 1, 2000, pp. 37-56.
• Edquist, Charles and Maureen McKelvey. ‘Introduction’, in Edquist, Charles and Maureen McKelvey (eds.). Systems of Innovation: Growth, Competitiveness and Employment, An Elgar Reference Collection, Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham, UK, 2000, 12 pp.
• Edquist, Charles. ‘Systems of Innovation’, invited contribution to Michie, Jonathan (ed.) Reader’s Guide in the Social Sciences, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK, 2000, 3 pp.
• Edquist, Charles. ‘Systems of Innovation Approaches – Their Emergence and Characteristics’, in Edquist, Charles and Maureen McKelvey (eds.). Systems of Innovation: Growth, Competitiveness and Employment, An Elgar Reference Collection, Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham, UK, 2000, 38 pp.
• Edquist, Charles; Per Hammarqvist and Leif Hommen. ‘Public Technology Procurement in Sweden. The X2000 High Speed Trains’, in Edquist, Charles; Leif Hommen; and Lena Tsipouri (Eds.) Public Technology Procurement and Innovation, Kluwer Academic Publishers Boston/Dordrecht/London, 2000, 45 pages.
• Edquist, Charles and Leif Hommen. ’Public Technology Procurement and Innovation Theory’, in Edquist, Charles; Leif Hommen; and Lena Tsipouri (eds.) Public Technology Procurement and Innovation, Kluwer Academic Publishers Boston/Dordrecht/London, 2000, 65 pp.
• Edquist, Charles; Leif Hommen; Björn Johnson; Tarmo Lemola; Franco Malerba; Thomas Reiss and Keith Smith. ‘The Systems of Innovation Approach and its General Policy Implications’ and ‘Specific Policy Implications of ISE and its Sub-projects’, in Edquist, Charles and Maureen McKelvey (eds.). Systems of Innovation: Growth, Competitiveness and Employment, An Elgar Reference Collection, Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham, UK, 2000, 28 pp.
• Edquist, Charles; Leif Hommen and Maureen McKelvey. ‘Product Versus Process Innovation: Implications for Employment’, in Edquist, Charles and Maureen McKelvey (eds.). Systems of Innovation: Growth, Competitiveness and Employment, An Elgar Reference Collection, Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham, UK, 2000, 27 pp.
• Edquist, Charles; Leif Hommen and Lena Tsipouri. ‘Introduction’, in Edquist, Charles; Leif Hommen; and Lena Tsipouri (eds.) Public Technology Procurement and Innovation, Kluwer Academic Publishers Boston/Dordrecht/London, 2000, 5 pp.
• Edquist, Charles; Leif Hommen and Lena Tsipouri. ‘Overview of Case Studies’, in Edquist, Charles; Leif Hommen; and Lena Tsipouri (eds.) Public Technology Procurement and Innovation, Kluwer Academic Publishers Boston/Dordrecht/London, 2000, 7 pp.
• Edquist, Charles; Leif Hommen and Lena Tsipouri. ‘Analysis, Findings and Conclusions’, in Edquist, Charles; Leif Hommen; and Lena Tsipouri (eds.) Public Technology Procurement and Innovation, Kluwer Academic Publishers Boston/Dordrecht/London, 2000, 25 pp.
• Edquist, Charles; Leif Hommen and Lena Tsipouri. ‘Policy Implications’, in Edquist, Charles; Leif Hommen; and Lena Tsipouri (eds.) Public Technology Procurement and Innovation, Kluwer Academic Publishers Boston/Dordrecht/London, 2000, 11 pp.
• Edquist Charles and Björn Johnson. ‘Institutions and Organisations in Systems of Innovation’, in Edquist, Charles and Maureen McKelvey (eds.). Systems of Innovation: Growth, Competitiveness and Employment, An Elgar Reference Collection, Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham, UK, 2000, 23 pp.
• Edquist, Charles and W. Craig Riddell. ‘The Role of Knowledge and Innovation for Economic Growth and Employment in the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Era’, in Rubenson, Kjell and Hans G. Schuetze (eds.) Transition to the Knowledge Society: Policies and Strategies for Individual Participation and Learning, Institute for European Studies, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada, 2000, 29 pp.
• Edquist, Charles and Leif Hommen. ‘Systems of Innovation: Theory and Policy for the Demand Side’, in Technology in Society, 21,1999, pp 63-79.
• Edquist, Charles and Hans Sjögren. ‘Inget samband mellan investeringar och lönsamhet i svensk industri? En studie av industriell dynamik 1975-1995’ (‘No Correlation between Investments and Profitability in Swedish Industry? A Study of Industrial Dynamics 1975-1995’; in Swedish), in Ekonomiska Samfundets Tidskrift, nr 2, Helsinki 1998, 13 pp.
• Edquist, Charles and Maureen McKelvey. ‘High R&D Intensity Without High Tech Products: A Swedish Paradox?’, in Nielsen Klaus, and Johnson, Björn (eds.) Institutions and Economic Change: New Perspectives on Markets, Firms and Technology, Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd, Cheltenham UK, 1998, 18 pp.
• Edquist, Charles. ”Product versus Process Innovation: A Conceptual Framework for Assessing Employment Impacts”, Paper presented at ‘Conference on Creativity, Innovation and Job Creation’, Organized by the OECD and the Norwegian Government, Oslo 11-12 January 1996. Published in Creativity, Innovation and Job Creation, OECD, Paris, March 1997, 17 pp.
• Edquist Charles. ‘Preface’ in Edquist, Charles (ed.) Systems of Innovation - Technologies, Institutions and Organizations, London: Pinter Publishers/Cassell Academic, 1997, 2 pp.
  Edquist, Charles ‘Systems of Innovation Approaches - Their Emergence and Characteristics’, in Edquist, Charles. (ed.) Systems of Innovation - Technologies, Institutions and Organizations, Pinter Publishers/Cassell Academic, London, 1997, 35 pp.
• Edquist, Charles and Anders Flodström. ‘Den tredje uppgiften: Universitet och samhälle i samverkan’ (‘The Third Mission: University and Society in Co-operation’; written in Swedish), in Sonja Dahl (ed.) Kunskap så det räcker? - 18 debattinlägg om utbildning och forskning, SACO, Stockholm, 1997, 12 pp.
• Edquist, Charles; Leif Hommen; and Maureen McKelvey. ‘Product vs. Process Innovation, Productivity Growth and Employment’, in Angelo Reati and Jonathan Michie (eds.) Work, Employment and Need: Theory and Evidence, Edward Elgar Publishers, London, 1997, 40 pp.
  Edquist, Charles and Björn Johnson. ‘Institutions and Organizations in Systems of Innovation’, in Edquist, Charles. (ed.) Systems of Innovation - Technologies, Institutions and Organizations, Pinter Publishers/Cassell Academic, London, 1997, 28 pp.
• Edquist, Charles and Francois Texier. ‘The Growth Pattern of Swedish Industry 1975-1991’, in Osmo Kuusi (ed.) Innovation Systems and Competitiveness, Taloustieto Oy in collaboration with ETLA (The Research Institute of the Finnish Economy) and VATT (The Government Institute for Economic Research), Helsinki 1996, 17 pp.
• Edquist, Charles. ‘Government Technology Procurement as an Instrument of Technology Policy’, in Morris Teubal, Dominique Foray, Morse Justman and Ehud Zuscovitch (Eds.) Technological Infrastructure Policy (TIP): An International Perspective, Kluwer Academic Publishers, Boston/Dordrecht/London 1995, 29 pp.
• Edquist, Charles. ‘Technology Policy - The Interaction between Governments and Markets’ in Georg Aichholzer and Gerd Schienstock (Eds.) Technology Policy - Towards an Integration of Social and Ecological Concerns, Walter de Gruyter, Berlin, 1994, 33 pp.
• Edquist, Charles and Bengt-Åke Lundvall. ‘Comparing the Danish and Swedish Systems of Innovation’, in Richard R. Nelson (ed.), National Innovation Systems - A Comparative Analysis, Oxford University Press, Oxford, 1993, 33 pp.
• Edquist, Charles. ‘National Systems of Innovation and Analytical Distinctions’, in The International Journal of Human Factors in Manufacturing, autumn 1992.
• Edquist, Charles and Maureen McKelvey. ‘The Diffusion of New Product Technologies and Productivity Growth in Swedish Industry’, Consortium on Competitiveness & Cooperation (CCC) Working Paper, No 91-15, 1992, Center for Research in Management, University of California at Berkeley. In Swedish it has been published in Forskning, Teknikspridning och Produktivitet, Expert Report number 10 to the Productivity Delegation, 1991, 24 pp. (The Swedish title was: ‘Högteknologiska produkter och produktivitet i svensk industri’.)
• Edquist, Charles. ‘Teknisk förändring och teknikpolitik’ (‘Technical Change and Technology Policy’ - in Swedish), in Energy, Power and the Future - Social Science Perspectives on Technical Change, edited by the National Energy Administration (STEV), Stockholm, 1990, 19 pp.
• Edquist, Charles. ‘Flexible Automation and Employment’, in Automation News, Vol. 3, No 2, January 1988.
• Edquist, Charles and Staffan Jacobsson. ‘Flexibel automatisering och sysselsättning i verkstadsindustrin’ (‘Flexible Automation and Employment in the Engineering Industry’; written in Swedish), in Barbro Fransson (ed.): Hela Människan i Arbetslivet, Stockholm, Tiden, 1988.
• Edquist, Charles and Staffan Jacobsson. ‘The diffusion of Flexible Automation Technologies in the Capital Goods Industries in the OECD Countries: implications for developing countries and their possible responses’, in Production and Use of Machine Tools in Selected Developing Countries, United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), 1988.
• Edquist, Charles and Staffan Jacobsson. ‘The Production of Hydraulic Excavators and Machining Centres in India and the Republic of Korea - State Policies, Firm Performance and Firm Strategies’, in Desai, A.V. (ed.): Technology Absorption in Indian Industry, New Delhi, 1988.
• Edquist, Charles. ‘The Diffusion of Industrial Robots in the OECD Countries and the Impact thereof’, in Robotics, Elsevier Science Publishers, Amsterdam, Volume 3, Number 1, 1987.
• Edquist, Charles. ‘Technical Change and Social Innovations in Developing Countries’, Nordisk Tidskrift för Politisk Ekonomi, No 20, May 1987.
• Edquist, Charles. ‘Economic and Social Aspects of Technology and Development’, in Björn Röe (ed.) Technology and Development - Papers from a Conference at the University of Trondheim, NTH, Skrift Nr 1987:1, Institutt for By- og Regionplanlegging, Arkitektavdelningen - Norges Tekniske Högskole, Trondheim, Norway.
• Edquist, Charles and Staffan Jacobsson. ‘Den Internationella Spridningen av Numeriskt Styrda Verktygsmaskiner, Robotar, och Flexibla Produktionssystem i Verkstadsindustrin’ (The International Diffusion of Numerically Controlled Machine Tools, Industrial Robots and Flexible Manufacturing Systems in the Engineering Industry - written in Swedish), in Bengt Karlsson och Per Sederblad (red.): Automation - På Vems Villkor?, Lunds Universitet, Lund 1987.
• Edquist, Charles and Staffan Jacobsson. ‘The Integrated Circuit Industries of India and the Republic of Korea in an International Techno-Economic Context’, in Industry and Development, No 19, 1987.

OTHER RESEARCH CONTRIBUTIONS (WORKING PAPERS, ETC):

• Edquist, C.; Zabala, J. M. Outputs of innovation systems: a European perspective, CIRCLE Electronic Working Paper Series, 2009/14.
• Edquist, C. Public Procurement for Innovation (PPI) – a Pilot Study, CIRCLE Electronic Working Paper Series, 2009/13.
• Edquist, Charles, (2008), Design of Innovation Policy through diagnostic Analysis: Identification of Systemic Problems (or Failures), CIRCLE Electronic Working Paper Series, 2008/06.
• Edquist, Charles and Hommen, Leif, (2008), Concluding Chapter: Globalisation and Innovation Policy, CIRCLE Electronic Working Paper Series, 2008/17.
• Edquist, Charles and Hommen, Leif, (2008), Comparing national systems of innovation in Asia and Europe: theory and comparative framework, CIRCLE Electronic Working Paper Series, 2008/10.
• Borrás, Susana, Chaminade, Cristina and Edquist, Charles (2008) The Challenges of Globalisation: Strategic Choices for Innovation Policy, CIRCLE Electronic Working Paper Series, 2008/09.
• Bitard, Pierre, Edquist, Charles, Hommen Leif, and Rickne, Annika (2008), The paradox of high R&D and low Innovation output: Sweden, CIRCLE Electronic Working Paper Series, 2008/14.
• Chaminade, C. and Edquist, C. (2006) Rationales for public intervention from a system of innovation approach: the case of VINNOVA, CIRCLE Electronic Working Paper Series, 2006/04.
• Edquist, Charles; Hafkamp Wim, Eijsackers, Herman; Lafferty, William; Nilsson, Lars and de Blok, Jan-Willem ‘Quality Assessment of the Copernicus Institute for Sustainable Development and Innovation at Utrecht University’, September 2004.
• Edquist, Charles and Hommen Leif. ‘Comparative Framework for, and Proposed Structure of, the Studies of National Innovation Systems in Ten small Countries’, Lund, February 2004, 118 pp.
• Edquist, Charles ‘Innovationerna och universitetet’ (‘Innovations and the University’ – in Swedish), Inaugural Lecture held at the Ceremony of Installation of New Professors at Lund University, March 12, 2004, 9 pp.
• Edquist Charles ‘Systems of Innovation for Development (SID)’ Tema Teknik och social förändring, Tema T Working Paper nr. 237, Linköping, 2001 (Written for The World Industrial Development Report, United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO), Vienna.)
• Edquist, Charles, Håkan Alm och Esa Manninen. ‘Publicering och citering vid Tema Teknik och social förändring 1996 (1998) – 2000’ (Publication and Scientific Citation at The Department of Technology and Social Change, Department of Technology and Social Change, Linköping 2001-05-08.
• Edquist, Charles. Samspelet mellan Lunds universitet/Lunds tekniska högskola och Teknopol AB vad gäller universitetets ‘tredje uppgift’, (‘The Interaction between Lund University and Teknopol AB with Regard to the University’s Collaboration with the Surrounding Society’; written in Swedish), an evaluation carried out at the request of Lund University, December 1999, 19 pp.
• Edquist, Charles. The ISE Final Report - Scientific Findings and Policy Implications of the ‘Innovation Systems and European Integration (ISE)’ Research Project, published in the CD-ROM edited by Charles Edquist and Francois Texier listed in section 4.1., 1998.
• Edquist, Charles. Institutions and Organizations in Systems of Innovation: The State of the Art, Paper presented at the Workshop ‘Strengthening Innovation Systems (SIS), An International Multi-Client Policy Development Program’, Toronto, Canada, June 26-27, 1997. Published as Working Paper No. 182, Department of Technology and Social Change, Linköping University, 1997, 21 pp.
• Edquist, Charles. Jamaica’s National System of Innovation, Report prepared for UNCTAD Geneva, November 1997 and presented at the Conference on the Jamaican National System of Innovation, organized by the National Commission on Science and Technology, Jamaica in collaboration with UNCTAD (Geneva), Kingston, Jamaica, December 1, 1997, 25 pp.
• Edquist, Charles and Maureen McKelvey. Swedish Specialisation in Research and Development: Strength or Weakness?, Paper presented at the EAEPE (European Association of Evolutionary Political Economy) 1995 Conference ‘Transforming Economics and Societies: Toward an Institutional Theory of Economic Change’, Krakow, Poland, 19-21 October 1995. Published as Working Paper no. 178, Department of Technology and Social Change, 1997, 25 pages.
• Edquist, Charles. A Systems Approach to Innovation Indicator Development”, paper presented at the Conference on ‘Innovation Measurement and Policies’, organized by the European Commission (Eurostat and DG XII), Luxembourg, 20-21 May 1996, 20 pp.
• Edquist, Charles. Government Technology Procurement as an Instrument for Policy Coordination through Task Forces, Working Paper 163, Department of Technology and Social Change, 1996, 47 pp.
• Edquist, Charles. Systems of Innovation Approaches - Their Emergence and Characteristics, Working Paper 163, Department of Technology and Social Change, 1996, 53 pp.
• Edquist, Charles. Systems of Innovation Research Programme - Theory and the Swedish Case, Progress Report and Planned Activities, (mimeographed), Department of Technology and Social Change, 1996, 54 pp.
• Edquist, Charles. Innovation Systems and European Integration, paper presented at a conference entitled ‘Presentation of Targeted Socio-economic Research Projects (Area 1)”, organized by ‘Targeted Socio-economic Research (TSER)’ DG XII, European Commission, Brussels, 7 - 8 May 1996.
• Edquist Charles. Product versus Process Innovation: A Conceptual Framework for Assessing Employment Impacts, Working Paper 155, Department of Technology and Social Change, 1996, 21 pp
• Edquist, Charles. The East Gothia Regional System of Innovation - a project description, written for the Systems of Innovation Research Programme (SIRP), (mimeographed), 1996, 18 pp.
• Edquist, Charles. Policy Implications of the Systems of Innovation Approach, Paper read at session on ‘New Concepts and Frameworks for Devising Policy’ at the International Colloquium, ‘RTD and Innovation Policies for Future Balanced Growth in Europe -- A Systems Approach’, organized by FORFAS, 4 November 1996, Dublin, Ireland, 10 pp.
• Edquist, Charles and Björn Johnson. Institutions and Organizations in Systems of Innovation, Working Paper 165, Department of Technology and Social Change, 1996, 37 pp.
• Edquist, Charles and McKelvey, Maureen. High R&D Intensity, Without High Tech Products: A Swedish Paradox? Working Paper 161, Department of Technology and Social Change, 1996, 23 pp.
• Edquist, Charles and Svend Remoe. Summary Report from the Workshop ‘Systems of Innovation: Implications for the 5th Framework Programme, 18 pp., European Commission, DG XII, June 1996.
• Edquist Charles and Texier, Francois. The Growth Pattern of Swedish Industry 1975 – 1991, Working Paper 159, Department of Technology and Social Change, 1996, 23 pp.
• Edquist, Charles. Innovationssystem och Innovationspolitik (‘Innovation Systems and Innovation Policy’; in Swedish), presentation at a conference organized by the Swedish Ministry of Industries at Radisson Royal Park Hotel, Frösundavik, Stockholm, October 1994, published in Aktuellt om Näringspolitik och Ekonomi, Rapport Nr 1/1995, Ministry of Industries, Stockholm, 1995.
• Edquist, Charles. Government Technology Procurement as an Instrument of Technology Policy, Working Paper 148, Department of Technology and Social Change, 1995, 30 pp.
• Edquist, Charles. Systems of Innovation Research Programme - Theory and the Swedish Case. Working Paper 149, Department of Technology and Social Change, 1995, 47 pp.
• Edquist, Charles. Innovation Systems and European Integration (ISE), Application to Area I.1. Targeted Socio-Economic Research, DG XII, European Commission - revised into a work programme”, December, 1995, 69 pp. (The project involved nine research groups in nine European countries and was co-ordinated by Charles Edquist. The European Commission within the Targeted Socio-Economic Research (TSER) Programme, DG XII, funded it, Contract no. SOE1-CT95-1004 (DG12 SOLS).)
• Charles Edquist (with Claes Brundenius and Bo Göransson). Trends in the World Software Industry, UNIDO Report number DG/BGD/92/004/11-51, Prepared for the United Nations Development Organization (UNIDO), Vienna, 1994.
• Charles Edquist (with Claes Brundenius and Bo Göransson). ‘Synpunkter på framtagandet av svensk IT-statistik inom mjukvaruområdet’ (‘Aspects on the Production of IT Software Statistics’; in Swedish), Report prepared for NUTEK, December 1994.
• Edquist, Charles. Offentlig teknikupphandling för behovstillfredställelse och konkurrenskraft (‘Public Technology Procurement for Needs Satisfaction and Competitiveness’; in Swedish), published as Report No 1 in the series Industrial Policy for Growth, and as Tema T Report no 34, 1994, Department of Technology and Social Change, Linköping University.
• Edquist, Charles. ‘Systems of Innovation Research Programme - Progress Report and Planned Activities’, Tema T Working Paper, Department of Technology and Social Change, 1994.
• Edquist, Charles. ‘Technical Change as Interaction Between Governments and Markets’, in Proceedings of the Third International Symposium on ‘Technology Transfer and Technology Diffusion’, Yokohama, Japan, March 1994, published by the Engineering Academy of Japan, 1994.
• Edquist, Charles. Innovationspolitiska medel för förnyelse av svensk industri på 1990-talet (‘Innovation Policy Instruments for Renewal of Swedish Industry in the 1990s’; in Swedish), Mimeo, Linköping, 1993.
• Edquist, Charles. ‘Technological Unemployment and Innovation Policy in a Small Open Economy’, paper prepared at the request of the OECD for The Conference on Technology, Innovation Policy and Employment, organized by the OECD and the Finnish Government, Helsinki 7-9 October, 1993, September 1993.
• Edquist, Charles. ‘Technological and Organizational Innovations, Productivity and Employment’, Working Paper No 233, World Employment Programme, International Labour Organization, Geneva, 1992.
• Edquist, Charles. ‘National Systems of Innovation and Productivity Growth’ Paper presented at the EAEPE Conference in Paris, November 4-6, 1992.
• Edquist, Charles. The Diffusion of New Technologies and New Organizational Forms in Production, Paper presented at the ‘European Workshop on Research and Development Strategies in the Field of Work and Technology’, Dortmund, Germany, 23-25 October, 1990, 12 pp.
• Edquist, Charles and Hans Glimell. ‘New Forms of Work Organization in Sweden’, paper presented at a conference on Post-Fordism in Grantham, UK (October, 1989) jointly organized by the Friedrich Ebert Foundation London Office and the Fabian Society. The paper has been published in Peter W Schulze and John Willman (editors): Post-Fordism, Occasional Papers No. 1, Friedrich Ebert Foundation, London Office, November 1990.
• Edquist, Charles. Empirical Differences between OECD Countries in the Diffusion of New Product and Process Technologies, paper presented at an ‘International Conference on Diffusion of Technologies and Social Behaviour - Theories, Case Studies and Policy Applications’, at The International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA), Vienna, June 1989, 13 pp.
• Edquist, Charles. Utvärdering av Statligt Stöd till Verkstadsindustriell Teknik (‘Evaluation of Public Support to Technical Change in the Engineering Industry’; written in Swedish), Report on state support to R&D and Technological development written for the Swedish Ministry of Industry, September, 1989, 89 pp. (Also published as Tema T Report 22, Department of Technology and Social Change, University of Linköping, January 1991.)
• Edquist, Charles and Hans Glimell. ‘Swedish Frontiers of Change - a Guide to the Impact of New Technologies, Work Designs and Management Practices’, Department of Technology and Social change, University of Linköping), Room Document No. 2, at the conference ‘Technological Change as a Social Process - Society, Enterprises and the Individual’, Helsinki, 11-13 December, 1989. The report was prepared for the Directorate for Social Affairs, Manpower and Education (SME) at the OECD and constitutes part of the SME/OECD follow-up work after their presentation of the so-called Sundquist Report. Simultaneously it is an element within the Technology/Economy Programme (TEP) of the OECD. October 1989, 63 pp.
• Edquist, Charles. ‘Technology Policy - Conceptual Remarks and European Experiences’, paper presented at the Conference on ‘Technology Policy in The Americas’, Stanford University, California, December 1988, 38 pp.
• Edquist, Charles The Development and Diffusion of New Technologies - Determinants and Consequences for Working Life: A draft research programme at the Department of Technology and Social Change, Paper presented at a ‘Workshop on Information Technology and New Economic Growth’ organized by the OECD in Tokyo and Osaka, September 1988.
• Edquist, Charles. ’Development and Diffusion of New Technologies: Notes on Policies’, in Report of a Seminar on the Diffusion of ‘High Tech’ and the Labour Market, New Delhi, March 1988. Published by the International Institute for Labour Studies, ILO, Geneva, 1988.
• Edquist, Charles and Staffan Jacobsson. Flexible Automation and Employment. The Impact of High Technology on Economic Development and International Competitiveness in Industrialized and Newly Industrializing Countries: A Comparative Analysis, paper presented at the Seminar on National Industrial Policy in an International Context of Rapidly Changing Technology, January, 1987, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
• Edquist, Charles. Difusion de las Tecnologias de Automatizacion Flexible en la Industria de Bienes de Capital de los Paises Industrializados: Repercusiones para los Paises en Desarollo y sus Posibles Reacciones, in Microelectronica en las Industrias de Bienes de Capital de los Paises del Grupo Andino, Informe Final de la Reunion del Grupo Tecnico ONUDI/JUNAC, Paipa y Bogota (Colombia), Organizacion de las Naciones Unidas Para el Desarollo Industrial (UNIDO), Subdivision de Estudios de Trabajo Sectoriales, Division de Estudios e Investigaciones, PPD. Vienna, 27 Mayo 1987.
• Edquist, Charles and Staffan Jacobsson. The Engineering Industry in the Republic of Korea - A Success Story in Critical Perspective, United Nations Industrial Development Organisation UNIDO/IS/R.43, May 1986, 43 pp.
• Edquist, Charles. ‘Some Thoughts Related to Technology Policy Based on a Comparative Study of Cuba and Jamaica’, in Hans Gustavsson (ed.), Technology Policies for Development - Issues Relevant for Decision Making in Capital Goods Production, Discussion Paper No 173, Research Policy Institute, University of Lund, Sweden, 1986, 7 pp.
• Edquist, Charles and Staffan Jacobsson. ‘Flexible Automation in the Engineering Industry in Industrialized Countries and Perspectives for Developing Countries’, in Production and Use of Machine Tools in the Engineering Industry of ESCAP Developing Countries, UNIDO, Sectoral Studies Branch, Studies and Research Division, Sectoral Working Paper Series No. 55, Vienna, 1986.

ARTICLES IN THE POPULAR PRESS:

• Edquist, Charles and Jan Hederén. ‘Staten bör gifta ihop digital-tv med bredband’ (’The State Should Marry Digital TV with Broadband’; written in Swedish), article published in the Swedish business daily newspaper Dagens Industri, March 18, 2003.
• Edquist, Charles. ‘Så kan industrin skapa 125 000 jobb’ (‘In This Way Industry Can Create 125 000 Jobs’; written in Swedish) article published in the Swedish daily newspaper Expressen, March 11, 1996.
• Edquist, Charles. ‘Svensk industri tar inga ‘onödiga’ risker - Sverige ligger efter när det gäller framtidsbranscher’ (‘Swedish Industry Takes no ‘Unnecessary’ Risks – Sweden is Behind with Regard to Future-Oriented Sectors’; written in Swedish), article published in the Swedish daily newspaper Svenska Dagbladet, September 3, 1995.
• Edquist, Charles. ‘Produktiviteten i skymundan’ (‘Productivity in the Background’; written in Swedish), article published in the Swedish daily newspaper Dagens Nyheter, April 8, 1993.
• Edquist, Charles. ‘Audacious Manufacturing but Simple Products’ in Forskning och Framsteg, December 1990. (This article was in 1990 awarded a prize as the best popular science article in the field of humanities and social sciences by the Bank of Sweden Tercentenary Foundation.)

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