Publikasjoner

New article by Professor Kristin Asdal and Postdoctoral fellow Hilde Reinertsen in Journal of Cultural Economy discusses how the blue economy is calculated.

New INTRANSIT paper in Research Policy investigates digital innovation.

Do bureaucrats use research results? A report from OSIRIS researcher Taran Thune presents findings from pilot survey.

Political desicions are expected to be knowledge-based. And it is the government administration’s job to aquire this knowledge. But when seeking an overview of the knowledge in your policy area – is it enough to ask a colleague?

Politiske beslutninger forventes å være basert på kunnskap. Og denne kunnskapen er det forvaltningen som har jobben med å innhente. Men holder det å spørre en kollega når man skal skaffe seg oversikt over kunnskapen på området man jobber med?

Hva er forutsetningene og barrierene for å bygge opp en større norsk havvindindustri? 

In this new publication in Regional Studies, Artur Santoalha investigates the role of cooperation between organizations on technological diversification. He finds that cooparation within and between regions emerges as an important determinant of regional diversification, but both forms of cooperation should evolve hand in hand- singly, each form may prove ineffective at boosting regional diversification. 

In a new publication in Spatial Economic Analysis, Artur Santoalha proposes two new indicators of related diversification applied to Smart Specialization. 

In a new publication in Environmental Innovation and Societal Transitions, Håkon Endresen Normann engages with an emerging topic in sustainability transitions – destabilisation of established industries.

This new book investigates how streams of organic waste and residues can be transformed into valuable products to foster a transition towards a sustainable and circular bioeconomy. The studies are carried out within a cross-diciplinary framework, drawing on a diverse set og theoretical approaches and defining different valorisation pathways.