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A cat's cradle for policy

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The OECD is developing a strategy for nations to measure and ultimately promote innovation. It requires knowledge of a complex system, say Fred Gault and Susanne Huttner.

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Gault, F., Huttner, S. A cat's cradle for policy. Nature 455, 462–463 (2008). https://doi.org/10.1038/455462a

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