Economic Change and RestructuringrnVolume 49, Issue 2 dan 3, Agustus 2016rnhttps://link.springer.com/journal/10644/49/2/page/1rn1 Some key policy issues related to technology change,rnknowledge and absorption capacities in a country comparison perspective Roberta Benini 95-112rn2 Science, technology, innovation and IP in India: new directions and prospects Christine Greenhalgh 113–138rn3 Technological innovation policy in China: the lessons,rnand the necessary changes ahead Xiaolan Fu 139-157rn4 The middle income trap: a way out based on technological and structural change Marco Vivarelli 159–193rn5 Technology transfer in ASEAN countries: some evidence from buyer-provided training network data Fukunari Kimura 195-219rn6 Some characteristics of innovation activities: Silicon Valley, California, China and Taiwan K. C. Fung 221–240rn7 Innovation policies in transition countries: one size fits all? Reinhilde Veugelers 241-267rn8 Structural changes in the national innovation system:rnlongitudinal study of innovation modes in the Russianrnindustry Leonid Gokhberg 269-288rn9 The institutional foundation of innovativeness and competitiveness of two German industries: biotechnology and mechanical engineering compared Robert Kaiser 289–307rn10 The innovation in the evolution of the ‘Italian industrial model’: lights and shadows Alessandro Romagnoli 309–337rn