Suma Athreye
Suma Athreye is Professor of Technology Strategy at Essex Business School, London. She has worked on several areas of technology management, including research on the technology-related activities of multinational enterprises, as well as the technology licensing behaviour of firms. Her recent work has been on the incentive effect of patents on firm profits and R&D, the role of technology leadership in encouraging patenting in open innovation contexts and more recently on the barriers to the use of formal protection methods among UK firms. Source: [About the author](https://www.cambridge.org/us/universitypress/subjects/law/intellectual-property/harnessing-public-research-innovation-21st-century-international-assessment-knowledge-transfer-policies#bookPeople)
Economics and Economic Change
Ordering the international
Harnessing Public Research for Innovation in the 21st Century
On markets in knowledge
Technological convergence, globalisation and ownership in the UK computer industry
The determinants of firm innovative behaviour
When Do Firms Not Use Patents and Trademarks to Protect Valuable Innovations?