A new approach to assessing the technological complexity of different categories of R&D (with examples from Singapore)

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An Analytical Framework for Science Parks and Technology Districts with an Application to Singapore (2005, unknown): “The R&D framework presented in Amsden and Tschang (2003) is applied to this purpose.”
The Contribution of Skilled Immigration and International Graduate Students to U.S. Innovation (2005, background): “…of higher education services would permit U.S. universities to get around visa problems by locating research campuses in other countries, such as Singapore,28 that welcome international talent (Amsden and Tschang, 2003), following the examples of INSEAD and the University of New South Wales.”
National innovative capacity in East Asia (2005, background): “According to the predicted trend of innovation capacity, Singapore is supposed to be in the top tier among the sample countries, but the actual result turns out differently – probably reflecting Singapore’s continuing reliance on multinational enterprises for innovation activity ( Amsden and Tschang”