Foreign Direct Investment and Technological Change

Edited by John Cantwell, Professor of International Business, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, Newark, US

'This work is for honours students, researchers and academics, who will no doubt see it as a resource of key articles.'

• Contents:Volume I:Acknowledgements • IntroductionPart I: Early Analysis and Theoretical Foundations1. Raymond Vernon (1966), ‘International Investment and International Trade in the Product Cycle’2. John H. Dunning (1970), ‘Foreign Capital and Economic Growth in Europe’3. Edwin Mansfield (1974), ‘Technology and Technological Change’4. Stephen P. Magee (1977), ‘Multinational Corporations, the Industry Technology Cycle and Development’5. Giovanni Dosi (1984), ‘Technical Change in the International Environment: the Dynamics of Trade and Investment’6. John Cantwell (1991), ‘The Theory of Technological Competence and its Application to International Production’7. Bruce Kogut and Udo Zander (1995), ‘Knowledge, Market Failure and the Multinational Enterprise: A Reply’Part II: Technology Transfer – Theory8. Harvey Lapan and Pranab Bardhan (1973), ‘Localized Technical Progress and Transfer of Technology and Economic Development’9. Peter J. Buckley and Mark Casson (1976), ‘A Long-Run Theory of the Multinational Enterprise’10. Tetsunori Koizumi and Kenneth J. Kopecky (1977), ‘Economic Growth, Capital Movements and the International Transfer of Technical Knowledge’11. Ronald Findlay (1978), ‘Relative Backwardness, Direct Foreign Investment and the Transfer of Technology: A Simple Dynamic Model’12. W.H. Davidson and Donald G. McFetridge (1984), ‘International Technology Transactions and the Theory of the Firm’13. Jian-Ye Wang and Magnus Blomström (1992), ‘Foreign Investment and Technology Transfer: A Simple Model’Part III: Technology Transfer – Historical and Empirical Analysis14. Mira Wilkins (1974), ‘The Role of Private Business in the International Diffusion of Technology’15. D.J. Teece (1977), ‘Technology Transfer by Multinational Firms: The Resource Cost of Transferring Technological Know-How’16. Arthur W. Lake (1979), ‘Technology Creation and Technology Transfer by Multinational Firms’17. Edwin Mansfield and Anthony Romeo (1980), ‘Technology Transfer to Overseas Subsidiaries of U.S.-Based Firms’18. Robert C. Hirschey and Richard E. Caves (1981), ‘Research and Transfer of Technology by Multinational Enterprises’19. Nathan Rosenberg (1982), ‘The International Transfer of Technology: Implications for the Industrialized Countries’Name Index Volume II:Part I: The Internationalization of Technology Creation1. Edwin Mansfield, David Teece and Anthony Romeo (1979), ‘Overseas Research and Development by US-Based Firms’2. Ove Granstrand (1979), ‘R&D and Corporate Internationalization’3. Sanjaya Lall (1979), ‘The International Allocation of Research Activity by US Multinationals’4. Gary Hewitt (1980), ‘Research and Development Performed Abroad by US Manufacturing Multinationals’5. Lars Håkanson and Udo Zander (1988), ‘International Management of R&D: The Swedish Experience’6. Pari Patel (1995), ‘Localised Production of Technology for Global Markets’7. John Cantwell (1995), ‘The Globalisation of Technology: What Remains of the Product Cycle Model?’8. Marina Papanastassiou and Robert Pearce (1997), ‘Technology Sourcing and the Strategic Roles of Manufacturing Subsidiaries in the U.K.: Local Competences and Global Competitiveness’Part II: Technology-Based Inter-Company Alliances9. François Chesnais (1988), ‘Multinational Enterprises and the International Diffusion of Technology’10. David C. Mowery and Nathan Rosenberg (1989), ‘International and Domestic Collaboration in Research and Development’11. John Hagedoorn and Jos Schakensraad (1992), ‘Leading Companies and Networks of Strategic Alliances in Information Technologies’12. John Hagedoorn and Rajneesh Narula (1996), ‘Choosing Organizational Modes of Strategic Technology Partnering: International and Sectoral Differences’13. Frédérique Sachwald (1998), ‘Cooperative Agreements and the Theory of the Firm: Focusing on Barriers to Change’Part III: The Co-Evolution of FDI and Technological Development14. Sanjaya Lall (1987), ‘Multinationals and Technology Development in Host LDCs’15. Terutomo Ozawa (1991), ‘Japan in a New Phase of Multinationalism and Industrial Upgrading: Functional Integration of Trade, Growth and FDI’16. Terutomo Ozawa (1992), ‘Foreign Direct Investment and Economic Development’17. John H. Dunning and Rajneesh Narula (1996), ‘The Investment Development Path Revisited: Some Emerging Issues’Part IV: Geographical Localization in Multinational Corporations and Technology Spillovers18. Bruce Kogut and Sea Jin Chang (1991), ‘Technological Capabilities and Japanese Foreign Direct Investment in the United States’19. Ari Kokko (1994), ‘Technology, Market Characteristics, and Spillovers’20. Paul Almeida (1996), ‘Knowledge Sourcing by Foreign Multinationals: Patent Citation Analysis in the U.S. Semiconductor Industry’21. John H. Dunning (1996), ‘The Geographical Sources of the Competitiveness of Firms: Some Results of a New Survey’22. Tommaso Perez (1997), ‘Multinational Enterprises and Technological Spillovers: An Evolutionary Model’Name Index