Political Economy of International Policy on the Transfer of Environmentally Sound Technologies in Global Climate Change Regime

Oh, Chaewoon

doi:10.1080/13563467.2017.1417361

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“…The development and dissemination of technological knowledge raise contestations between developed and developing countries by influencing policy objectives and provisions. These changes reflect competition between countries that have not fully explored various issue areas [65]. Based on the power perspective, the level of competitive behavior among entrepreneurs is determined by public market institutions' existence.…”

Section: Challenges In Establishing a Power-based Technopreneuship In The Digital Technology Eramentioning

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Formulation Model of Power Based Technopreneurship in the Digital Technology Era

Elyta¹,

Martoyo²,

Herlan³

2021

International Journal on Advanced Science, Engineering and Information Technology

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The advancement of digital technology today has driven innovation in various aspects, including small and medium enterprises (SMEs) related to cybersecurity. The formulation of this problem is how to develop a manpower-based technopreneurship model by looking at the use of technology in empowering innovative resources. This research aims to analyze how to design a power-based technopreneurship formulation model in the era of digital technology. This research analyzed the literature using analytical techniques from journals and related news about energy-based technopreneurship in the digital technology era. This study indicates that power-based technopreneurship in small and medium enterprises is motivated to develop their business to take advantage of the times accompanied by advances in digital technology. This rebuilds the understanding of power-based technopreneurship in the era of digital technology to strengthen the business and potential of existing resources through technological updates that generate economic benefits. This condition shows a reference that contains considerations in the business environment in technological competition, especially in the international field. The results of this study indicate that there are three potential strength-based technopreneurship, namely thread starter, private message, transactions via virtual accounts (internet banking), delivery services, and "UKM Go Digital." The first challenge in strength-based technopreneurship is cybersecurity with solutions, namely mapping threats, strengthening laws, and maintaining good coordination between institutions. The second challenge is a global competition with solutions, creating innovations, adopting products by local companies, and making policies according to the government's competitive environment.

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Section: Challenges In Establishing a Power-based Technopreneuship In The Digital Technology Eramentioning

confidence: 99%

Formulation Model of Power Based Technopreneurship in the Digital Technology Era

Elyta¹,

Martoyo²,

Herlan³

2021

International Journal on Advanced Science, Engineering and Information Technology

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“…As discussed by Oh (2019), one of the issues contested by developed countries related to the effectiveness of the TNA project to convert TAPs and project ideas into bankable projects. Although there is no normative framework yet to assess the quality of TAPs, and that no attempts have been made to-date to evaluate the quality of TAPs that have been developed under the post-Poznan global TNA project, a qualitative measure is used here in terms of the ability of a country to use TAPs to develop bankable projects that can be used to attract additional climate finance.…”

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“…It is recognized that a TNA should not be conducted in isolation but rather integrated with other similar ongoing processes in order to support national sustainable development and, not least, the implementation of countries' NDCs. This is another criterion on which to judge the success of the TNA project (Oh 2019). A few selected examples are provided to showcase how the results of the TNA project have shaped national policies, strategies and UNFCCC-related initiatives.…”

Section: Supporting Sectoral Policies Strategies and The United Nations Framework Convention On Climate Change-related Initiativesmentioning

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Technology needs assessment for climate change adaptation: Experiences of Mauritius and Seychelles

Deenapanray

Trærup

2021

Reg Environ Change

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“…Since the 1980s, governments around the world have introduced a series of technology transfer policies (TTP) to promote the commercialization of technological achievements in universities and other research institutions (Cunningham et al, 2019;Oh, 2017;Švarc & Dabić, 2019). TTP refers to the laws, regulations, notices, regulations, and programs directly or indirectly related to TT conducted by multiple policy-making entities in the form of joint promulgation by a single agency or department within the existing legal framework (Caramihai et al, 2016;Cunningham et al, 2019).…”

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Identifying the implementation effect of technology transfer policy using system dynamics: a case study in Liaoning, China

Guo

Shen

2022

J Technol Transf

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Given that technology transfer provides an important boost for promoting national economic development, technology transfer policy (TTP) has attracted more and more attention from academia and industry. The government issued many policies. However, the implementation effect of TTP still needs to be clarified. This study is carried out from the progressive level of "text content-influence path-implementation effect.'' It aims to adopt a systematic analysis method to analyze policy tools and policy implementation stages, then builds a conceptual framework of the influence path of TTP. Then the relationship between variables in the qualitative model was clarified, and the system dynamics (SD) model was used to build a quantitative model with four feedback loops. Finally, taking Liaoning, China as an example, the system simulation and sensitivity analysis of the main parameters are implemented in Vensim PLE. Different policy tools have different roles in the TTP impact stages of research, transfer, and industrialization. Based on the data of 2013-1019, the SD model constructed in this paper can be used to predict the implementation effect of TTP during 2020-2015. Simulation and sensitivity analysis results provide practical enlightenment for government departments to improve the implementation effect of the existing TTP. This study also provides other researchers with a systematic understanding for improving the implementation effect of TTP with a "text content-influence path-implementation effect" conduction chain and provides new insights for further research on TTP.

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Political Economy of International Policy on the Transfer of Environmentally Sound Technologies in Global Climate Change Regime

Cited by 8 publications

References 18 publications

Formulation Model of Power Based Technopreneurship in the Digital Technology Era

Formulation Model of Power Based Technopreneurship in the Digital Technology Era

Technology needs assessment for climate change adaptation: Experiences of Mauritius and Seychelles

Identifying the implementation effect of technology transfer policy using system dynamics: a case study in Liaoning, China

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