Assessing the full effects of public investment in space

Clark, John P.; Koopmans, C.C.; Hof, B.J.F.; Knee, Paula; Lieshout, R.; Simmonds, Paul; Wokke, F.J.P.

doi:10.1016/j.spacepol.2014.03.001

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“…Furthermore, answering the -what to do? question is also critically linked to performance management and assessment [46][47][48], and the classification presented above can also be deployed to construct evaluation exercises on intervention programmes through deployment a related classification measurable outcomes. The examples listed are illustrative and represent but a small sample of all available interventions and outcomes, with different organisations adopting a selection of which best suits the need of their sector and their goals, mandate and available resources.…”

Section: Selected Innovation Intermediation Interventions' Case Studiesmentioning

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Enablers, Equippers, Shapers and Movers: A typology of innovation intermediaries' interventions and the development of an emergent innovation system

Vidmar

2021

Acta Astronautica

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Innovation intermediaries are seen as crucial and critical players in the development of emergent hightech sectors, though their understanding is not holistic and it depends on geographical and sectoral specificities. This paper empirically deploys a recently developed classification within a case study of the New Space Sector in Scotland, a previously peripheral region within Space Industry, now emerging as a global leader. Based on secondary document analysis and mixed-method empirical research using primary data from surveys, interviews and social network analysis, this study examines: a) the makeup of the innovation intermediation organisations in Scottish Space Sector, b) their sectoral positioning through innovation networks and c) the interventions they deploy and effects they expect to have on the sectoral actors. Based on this analysis, a new typology of Innovation intermediaries' interventions is proposed, to link them with their identified systemic roles of enablers, equippers, shapers and movers.

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Section: Selected Innovation Intermediation Interventions' Case Studiesmentioning

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Enablers, Equippers, Shapers and Movers: A typology of innovation intermediaries' interventions and the development of an emergent innovation system

Vidmar

2021

Acta Astronautica

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“…Research and policy circles TUCKER & ALEWINE, IT'S NOT ROCKET SCIENCE… 17. Brown et al, 201018. Hawkey et al, 201919.…”

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It's not rocket science: Humanities, arts and social sciences in the space sector

Tucker¹,

Alewine²

2022

BESS

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“…The former relates to suppliers through backward linkages; the latter refers to recipients of the space sector's inputs through forward linkages. 28 Seraphim Capital has produced a map with startups addressing technologies and solutions in the space value chain. Build, launch, and data categories are part of the upstream industries, whereas downlink, store, analyze, and product sit downstream.…”

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Should Space Be Part of a Development Strategy? Reflections Based Upon the Brazilian Experience

Nakahodo

2021

New Space

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Brazil and Africa share deep historical, social, and cultural roots. They have also faced similar challenges in their development path. As it strived to become one of the world's largest economies during the second half of the 20th century, the South American giant confronted many of the problems African nations encounter today. Space activities took off during that period, initially motivated by national security and prestige. Civilian applications and, more recently, commercial businesses, gained momentum over time. Drawing from Brazil's experience, this article offers reflections for nations in Africa and elsewhere seeking to promote space as part of a development strategy.

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Assessing the full effects of public investment in space

Cited by 20 publications

References 14 publications

Enablers, Equippers, Shapers and Movers: A typology of innovation intermediaries' interventions and the development of an emergent innovation system

Enablers, Equippers, Shapers and Movers: A typology of innovation intermediaries' interventions and the development of an emergent innovation system

It's not rocket science: Humanities, arts and social sciences in the space sector

Should Space Be Part of a Development Strategy? Reflections Based Upon the Brazilian Experience

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