Japan′s National Innovation System: Soft Adaptation to New Challenges
This article examines the main features Japan`s national innovation system. The special attention is given the analysis of institutional bases, system of R&D funding, and government measures directed on strengthening of interaction the actors in a Triple Helixl (industry, universities, government) and more efficiency NIS in light of challenges of the XXI century
Keywords: innovation system, management of science and technology development, R&D funding, foreign experience, Japan.
References
1. И. Л. Туккель. «Большие вызовы»: глобализация или глокализация? Вариативное проектирование стратегий научно-технологического развития//Инновации, № 7, 2016.
2. Digest of Japanese Science and Technology Indicators 2016. NISTER. Tokyo, 2016.
3. Global Enterpreneurship Monitor. Global Report. 2016/2017.
4. Gross Domestic Spending on R&D (Indicators). OECD. Paris, 2017.
5. Intellectual Property Statistics. WIPO. Geneva. March, 2017.
6. Japan Society for the Promotion of Science 2016-2017. JSPS. Japan, 2017.
7. Japan Science and Technology Agency. Profile – Japan, October, 2016.
8. Japan Statistical Yearbook 2017. Statistics Bureau, Japan, 2017.
9. Measuring Tax Support for R&D and Innovation. OECD. Paris. March, 2017.
10. OECD. Compendium of Productivity Indicators. Paris, 2016.
11. OECD. Economic Surveys Japan. Overview. 2017.
12. OECD. Enterpreneurship at a Glans 2016. Paris. 2016.
13. OECD. Main Science and Technology Indicators. Vol. 2016. № 2. Paris, 2017.
14. OECD. Science, Technology and Innovation. Outlook. Paris, 2016.
15. N. Saito. Promotions of University–Industry Linkages in Japan. ASEALICS. Tokio, 2013.
16. I. Yagyu. NEDO′s Contribution to Enhancement of Bilateral Cooperation between Japan and Russia. NEDO, Japan. November, 2016.
