Innovation Policies, Business Creation and Economic Development

Neslihan Aydgoan is Assistant Professor, Department of Economic, Cankaya University, and Visiting Assistant Professor, Duquesne University, Donahue Graduate School of Business. She has served as an Instructor, University of Maastricht; Visiting Scholar, Carnegi Mellon University, Software Industry Center; and Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Business Economics and Public Policy, Kelley School of Business, Indiana University. She has published on such topics as knowledge management, innovation, entrepreneurship, high-tech industries, and economic development, and is coauthor of Social Capital and Business Development in High-Technology Clusters (Springer, forthcoming, 2008).

• Growth and Innovation.- Solving Technological Change Model by Using Fractional Calculus.- Economic Growth, Entrepreneurship, and the Deployment of Technology.- The Relationship Between the Degree of Innovation and the Development Level of a Country.- The Role of Effective Protection of IP Rights on Economic Growth.- Variables Affecting Innovation-Related Competitiveness in Turkey.- The Meaning of Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Developing Countries.- Company Innovativeness and Growth.- The Phenomenology of Creativity, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship.- Innovativeness: Is It a Function of the Leadership Style and the Value System of the Entrepreneur?.- Ankara Technology Development Zones Within the Context of Innovation Strategies in Turkey.- Innovation Ability of Small Firms in Turkish Industrial Clusters: Ankara-Ivedik Industrial Region Case.- Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises and Growth.- Innovation Strategies and Innovation Problems in Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises: An Empirical Study.- Innovation Policies in Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises: A Comparison Between European Union and Turkey.- Financing for Turkish Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises: SMEs Restructuring, Business Plans, and Value-Adding Chains as Tools.- Innovation and Restructuring: The Conceptual Dilemma in the Continuous Process Improvement.- How to Address the Turkish Paradox of Innovation to Build a Competitive Economy?.