Professor Philip Shapira
Students supervised (recent) |
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Ajay Bhaskarabhatla. Spatial Analysis of Nanotechnology
Enterprises in the US: Structure and Location. MSPP Thesis, April 2006.
[LINK] |
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Kathryn Brice, The Effect of Linkages on Science and
Technology at Historically Black Colleges and Universities. PhD Thesis,
2005. [LINK] |
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Sarah Zecher, The Economic Role of Universities in
Medium-Sized Cities: A Case Study of the Medical College of Georgia in
Augusta, Georgia. MSPP Thesis, 2005. [LINK] |
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Deepak Hegde, Innovation and technology trajectories in
a developing country context: evidence from a survey of Malaysian firms.
MSPP Thesis, 2004. [LINK] |
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Clifford Lipscomb, Resolving the aggregation problem
that plagues the hedonic pricing method. PhD Thesis, 2003 [LINK].
(Co-supervised with Dr. Michael Farmer.) |
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Cameron S. Meierhoefer. Technology adoption and
productivity in Georgia manufacturing establishments. MSPP Thesis, 1997.
[Library] |
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Julili Fowler. The interaction of electronic space with
regional development. MS TASP Thesis, 1996. [Library] |
| Thesis Committee Member |
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Kamau Bobb, The Duality of Innovation: Liberation and
Economic Competitiveness. PhD Thesis, 2005 [LINK] |
| Professional or Research Masters Paper
Supervisor |
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John Slanina. Knowledge-Based Economic Development
Strategies for the Youngstown-Warren (Ohio-Pennsylvania) Metropolitan
Statistical Area, April 2006. [PDF] |
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Keiseke Nakao Local Government Policies for Science and
Technology in Japan: Emergence and Challenges, April 2006. [PDF] |
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Bertha Martinez-Cisneros, National Innovation Systems:
Lessons from East Asia to Latin America: Case studies of Costa Rica and
Chile, December 2004 [PDF] |
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Mary Alexander, The "Creative Class" and Economic
Development: An Analysis of Workforce Attraction and Retention in the
Atlanta Region. MSPP Research Paper, Spring 2004 [PDF] |
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Delia (Corrie) Elder, Effects of Job-Displacement in the
US: A Cross-Case Analysis, MSPP Research Paper, Spring 2004 [PDF] |
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Sushanta Mohapatra, Sustaining Economic Development:
Contributions from and Challenges to India's Software Industry, MSPP
Research Paper, May 2003. [PDF] |
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Olga Kamenova, Technological Development in European and
American Mid-Sized Cities: Cases of Cork, Ireland and Columbus, Georgia.
MSPP Research Paper, Spring 2002. [PDF] |
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Paul Counts and Alberto DiMinin, Research and Innovation
in Mid-Size Cities. Local Technology-based Development Experiences in
Savannah (GA-USA) and Pisa (Italy): A Case Study Approach. MSPP Workshop
Research Paper, Spring 2002 [PDF] |
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Vijaya Perumalla. Profiles and Practices of Small and
Medium-Scale Businesses in Atlanta. School of Public Policy, Georgia
Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, Fall 2000. MSPP Professional
Paper. [PDF] |
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Jenifer Moore. Teaching a Man to Fish: Micro-loans as a
Tool for Economic Development, MSPP Research Paper, Summer 1997 [PDF] |
| Visiting Research Student Supervision |
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Harald Seckel. Karlsruhe University, Visiting Research
Scholar, 1999 - 2000. Thesis topic: New Public Management in the Field
of Science and Technology: The Case of GPRA - Implementation at the
Manufacturing Extension Partnership. [PDF] |
