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Centerless Governance and the Management of Global R&D: Public-Private Partnerships and Plant-Genetic Resource Management

Innovation is increasingly viewed as a key determinant of economic growth. Recent literature indicates innovation occurs at the local, regional, national and global levels. One such perspective suggests economic growth depends on developing an institutional framework that links local non-codified knowledge with global flows of codified knowledge. This article uses social network analysis, case study and vulnerability analysis to examine four functioning and inter-related regional and global pulse crop R&D networks. This article demonstrates that the public-private partnership is a critical institutional framework that links local assets to global knowledge flows.