TECHNOLOGICAL R EGIMES A ND S CHUMPETERIAN PATTERNS O F I NNOVATION
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Franco Malerba | Stefano Breschi | Luigi Orsenigo | F. Malerba | S. Breschi | L. Orsenigo | Stefano Breschi
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