英文摘要 |
Since the 1980s a large number of technology professionals of ethnic Chinese in the United States returned from Silicon Valley being employed in Taiwan in order to enhance the development of technology innovation. Through governmental strategic plan of national development, Taiwan becomes the world's center of scientific and technological research and innovation. The impressive technological achievements are not only from the governmental efforts, but also from the policy network within which the stakeholders interacted and collaborated intensively. Taiwan has set up Hsinchu, Taichung, Tainan, NeiHu and Nankang science parks which have made highly intensive innovation industries develop the cluster effects. The parks, universities, industrial technology research institute, enterprises, as well as international investors constituted a powerful and entrepreneur network that the stakeholders promoted successful implementation of technology policy and R&D application. On the other side, with the inherent advantages of natural resources, Russia recently expected to carry out industrial restructuring. However, Russia has confronted the difficulties of technology transformation limited by national scientific and technological policy, even the central government learned innovation strategies from Zhongguancun experience in Beijing. During recent years, we found that cross-sector coordination between federal and local governments is out of step. In particular, the real phenomenon of attracting foreign technology investment in Russia is quite slow. These factors led to the ineffectiveness results in developing science and technology parks. The main findings of this study are: First, Russia's state-owned enterprises which relied on heavily governmental protection policies, that median and small innovative enterprises grow into the peripheral position in the network; In addition, government-led policies cannot take the advantage on bottom-up implementation; Third, the local governmental accountability is the key factor to influence the result of foreign investment; Forth, the power-sharing from public sectors influenced the development and scale of innovative technology; Finally, the remote location of innovation parks restricted the development of cross-sector collaboration. |