Science Technology and Society

Papers
(The TQCC of Science Technology and Society is 3. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-02-01 to 2025-02-01.)
ArticleCitations
The State of Science, Technology and Innovation in Africa: Trends, Progress and Limitations75
Productivity of the Korean Biopharmaceutical Industry: Exploring the Effect of Business Model and Open Innovation32
The Tacit Constitution: Science, Democracy and Citizenship30
The Nexus Between IT Capabilities and Firm Innovation Performance: The Mediating Effect of Supply Chain Agility28
Does the Digital Economy Successfully Facilitate Carbon Emission Reduction in China? Green Technology Innovation Perspective21
Rising to the Challenge: Top Executives with R&D Background, Risk-Taking and Corporate Innovation15
Startup Policy and Startup Innovation Ecosystem in Korea14
The Optimal Diversification Strategy in Pharmaceutical Industry: Balance-centred or Hetero-centred?13
India @ 75: Science, Technology and Innovation Policies for Development13
Cultivating Regional Innovation Ecosystems in the Digital Age: Case Studies of Four Cites in China12
Exploring the Roles of Social Networks and Absorptive Capacity in Local Firms’ Strategic Flexibility: An Empirical Investigation of Chinese Firms11
Innovative Pathways to Social Transformation: Disruptive Maintenance Through Social Impact Start-ups in Kerala9
The Effect of Green Innovation Strategies on Firm Internal Operations: Evidence from Human Capital Structure Adjustment9
Start-ups in the Brazilian Innovation Ecosystem8
Structuring and Operating Patent Intermediary as Platform Ecosystem: Case Studies of Patent Operation Platforms (POPs) in China8
Employment, Technology and Value Chain: A Case of Indian Leather Industry8
Patent Value Promotion Based on the Technology Proximity Network: An Empirical Analysis of Artificial Intelligence for Healthcare7
Innovation Processes in Public Research Institutes: AIST, Fraunhofer and ITRI Case Studies7
Introduction: Interrogating STS at the Time of COVID7
Rethinking Innovations and Growth Models in Post-Covid World7
Scientific Citizenship’s Youngest Domain: Function Creep in Norway’s Newborn Screening Programme6
Agricultural Research in Zimbabwe: An Author-level Bibliometric Analysis of Publication Outlets and Research Collaboration6
Measuring Technological Collaboration on Blockchain Based on Patents: A Social Network Analysis Approach6
Corrigendum5
Endogenous Knowledge and Secondary Innovation in the Age of COVID-19: A Global South Civilisational Dialogue5
ANT at the Mirror: A Reflexive Analysis of the Theory and the Rise of a ‘New’ Action5
Start-Ups and Innovation Ecosystem in China4
Book review: Joy Y. Zhang and Saheli Datta Burton (2022), The Elephant and the Dragon in Contemporary Life Sciences: A Call for Decolonising Global Governance4
Science and Technology Ventures in India: Integrating NIS, SSI and Ecosystem Perspectives4
Book review: Silvia Casini (2021). Giving Bodies Back to Data: Image Makers, Bricolage, and Reinvention in Magnetic Resonance Technology4
Challenges and Cracks: Ethical Issues in the Development of Artificial Intelligence4
Collective Intelligence: The Creative Way from Knowledge to Open Innovation4
Opening the ‘Black Box’ of Regulation-making for Bottled Water Quality Standards in India4
Digital Infrastructure: Public Good or Private Commodity?—Rethinking the Right to Internet Access in the Context of Urban Digitisation4
The Politics of Memory: NLP Models as Liberating Artifacts3
The Financial Impact of Patents on SMEs in China: Empirical Evidence from Pharmaceutical Sector3
Spatial Interactions and the Commercialisation of Academic Patents: The Chinese Experience3
Technical Problematisation: A Democratic Way to Deal with Contested Projects?3
Beyond Instrumentarianism: Automated Facial Recognition Systems in Brazil and Digital Colonialism’s Violence3
COVID-19 and Rapid Response in Healthcare: Enacting Bricolage to Overcome Resource Constraints3
In Between Centre and Periphery: Kenya as a Key Scientific Nation in East Africa?3
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