This book positions R&D communities as important new units of study and examines how they contribute to the development of new technologies. The author draws on economic models to conceptualize the structure and behavior of such communities and proposes a life cycle model for understanding their evolution. The book discusses the challenges and controversies surrounding these communities and their role in bridging science, technology, and the commercial world. Ultimately, the book offers insights into the subtle interplay between people, ideas, and organizations in the development and spread of technological advancements.
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