| Summary: | 博士 === 國立中央大學 === 產業經濟研究所 === 105 === This research consists of three parts. In the first part, we performed a bibliometric analysis of published research papers in China； and in our second part of research, we provided an evidence to show that co-authorship can have a positive impacts on the quality of published articles. In our third part, we explore the character and pattern of the linkage between science and technology both in China and Taiwan.
The first part described a bibliometric study of the collaboration in China during 1999-2007 as represented by China’s co-authored articles indexed in Science Citation Index Expanded. The results show that the literature in China during this period is growing rapidly, and the percentage of collaboration increased over the period. At the institution level, we also find that cooperation patterns between universities was most common.
The primary aim of the second part in this paper is to measures of co-authorship referring to knowledge networking in the estimation of a knowledge production function model for the regions of China. The results showed that both domestic and international co-authorship have had positive effects on published article levels in China. The research literature production is increasing, together with publication quality indicators. We also find that researcher intensity, knowledge base and policy variables all have positive significant impacts on the quality of published articles.
In third part of this thesis, the study discusses science and technology interaction by using China's and Taiwan’s patents and scientific literatures respectively during the period of 1998 to 2012. The evidence indicates that although development processes between science and technology in the field of science are not the same for Taiwan and China but our empirical results suggest that they science is really taking the leading role for all technological development.
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