biotechnology - Globe Thesis

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161.	Communication factors affecting African policymakers' decisions about agricultural biotechnology
162.	Unthinkable biotechnology: The standing-reserves and sacrificial structures of life itself
163.	Dedicated biotechnology firms in the ivory tower: An examination of the relationship between entrepreneurial orientation and university collaborations
164.	Interorganizational knowledge networks: The case of the biotechnology industry
165.	Corporate social responsibility's impact on stock prices: A quantitative study of the U.S. biotechnology industry
166.	External entry and the evolution of clusters: A study of the biotechnology industry in Canada
167.	A descriptive study of agriculture teachers' awareness of biotechnology and the future of biotechnology education in Illinois
168.	Innovations, real options, risk and return: Evidence from the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries
169.	Temporal changes in the spatial distribution of venture capital investment to biotechnology companies within the United States
170.	The building of agro-biotechnology capabilities in small countries: The cases of Costa Rica, New Zealand and Uruguay
171.	Essays on intangibles, strategic behavior and valuation in the biotechnology industry
172.	Biotechnology cluster analysis across metropolitan areas in the United States
173.	Market entry and market value: Linking biotechnology innovation to value creation
174.	Determinants of venture capital supply in the Canadian biotechnology sector: Financing issues, performance and evaluation
175.	State-level location determinants for biotechnology firms
176.	Farmer welfare and agricultural biotechnology
177.	Beyond the science of agricultural biotechnology: Corporate technology, law, and local control over food production
178.	Strategies and external relationships of firms in the United States agricultural biotechnology sector
179.	Tailoring Massachusetts biotechnology policy to dominant sectors
180.	Code dependency: Biotechnology and the embrace of biopolitics
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