Alejandro Barragán-Ocaña

TL;DR: The conclusions confirm that biotechnology is firmly positioned as an emerging knowledge area and its dynamics, development, and outcomes during the study period reflect a substantial number of studies and technologies focused on the creation of knowledge aimed at improving economic development, environmental protection, and social welfare.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors conducted an exploratory study on the perceptions of peasant producers of the effects of bio-fertilizers on their environment and their lives, and the results facilitate understanding the challenges and opportunities that rural areas face and the connections between the involvement of business, academia and government in planning and administration with respect to management of these innovations.

TL;DR: Besides authors of classic management who devoted ample works to comprehend coordination, comparatively hardly any other scholar has given a meticulous consideration to the coordination problem in management as mentioned in this paper, except for the authors of this paper.

TL;DR: In this paper, a number of variables are reviewed to pinpoint factors that either promote or hinder successful public research centers (PRCs) and conclude that it is feasible to design policies to boost positive factors while preventing or reducing the impact of negative ones.

TL;DR: This paper describes the first attempt to explore the relationship of CoPs with complex systems viewed as viable systems and describes and understanding their environments, operational elements, and meta-systems.