Table 1.

Evolution of science policy.

1.	Individual entrepreneur to corporate innovators	11.	From neoclassical to evolutionary economics
2.	Laissez faire to government intervention	12.	From neoclassical to new growth theory
3.	Two factors of production to three	13.	From the optimizing firm to resource-based view of the firm
4.	Single division to multidivisional effects	14.	From individual actors to systems of innovation
5.	Technology adoption to innovation diffusion	15.	From market failure to system failure
6.	Science push to demand pull?	16.	From one to two “faces” of R&D
7.	Single to multi-factor explanations of innovation	17.	From “Mode 1” to “Mode 2”
8.	From a static to a dynamic model of innovation	18.	From single technology to multi-technology firms
9.	From linear model to “chain-link” model	19.	From national to multi-level systems of innovation
10.	One innovation process to sector-specific types	20.	From closed to open innovation