Items Authored or Edited by Alexander Borda-Rodriguez

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2014

Borda-Rodriguez, Alexander and Vicari, Sara (2014). Rural co-operative resilience: the case of Malawi. Journal of Co-operative Organization and Management, 2(1) pp. 43–52.

Borda-Rodriguez, Alexander and Vicari, Sara (2014). The Malawian co-operative movement: insights for resilience. The Open University.

Levidow, Les; Borda-Rodriguez, Alexander and Papaioannou, Theo (2014). UK bioenergy innovation priorities: Making expectations credible in state-industry arenas. Technological Forecasting and Social Change, 87 pp. 191–204.

2013

Levidow, Les; Papaioannou, Theo and Borda-Rodriguez, Alexander (2013). Innovation priorities for UK bioenergy: technological expectations within path dependence. Science & Technology Studies, 26 (3) pp. 14–36.

Borda-Rodriguez, A. and Johnson, H. (2013). Development on my terms: development consultants and knowledge for development. Public Administration and Development, 33(5) pp. 343–356.

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Levidow, Les; Papaioannou, Theo and Borda-Rodriguez, Alexander (2013). Path-dependent UK bioenergy. Science as Culture, 22(2) pp. 213–221.

Ozdemir, Vural; Borda-Rodriguez, Alexander; Dove, Edward S; Ferguson, Lynette R; Huzair, Farah; Manolopoulos, Vangelis G.; Masellis, Mario; Milius, Djims; Warnich, Louise and Srivastava, Sanjeeva (2013). Editorial: public health pharmacogenomics and the design principles for global public goods – moving genomics to responsible innovation. Current Pharmacogenomics and Personalized Medicine, 11(1) pp. 1–4.

Borda-Rodriguez, Alexander and Vicari, Sara (2013). Resilience and Ugandan Cooperatives: A Literature Review. Innovation, Knowledge and Development, The Open University, Milton Keynes.

Huzair, Farah; Borda-Rodriguez, Alexander; Upton, Mary and Mugwagwa, Julius (2013). An interdisciplinary and development lens on knowledge translation. Science and Public Policy, 40(1) pp. 43–50.

Huzair, Farah; Borda-Rodriguez, Alexander; Upton, Mary and Mugwagwa, Julius T. (2013). An interdisciplinary and development lens on knowledge
translation. Science and Public Policy, 40(1) pp. 43–50.

2012

Huzair, Farah and Borda-Rodriguez, Alexander (2012). Challenges for the application and development of omics health technologies in developing countries. Drug Development Research, 73(7) pp. 447–451.

Graham, Janice E.; Borda-Rodriguez, Alexander; Huzair, Farah and Zinck, Emily (2012). Capacity for a global vaccine safety system: the perspective of national regulatory authorities. Vaccine, 30 pp. 4953–4959.

Graham, Janice E.; Borda-Rodriguez, Alexander and Huzair, Farah (2012). Global vaccine safety blueprint: the landscape analysis (survey of regulators). World Health Organization, Geneva.

2011

Borda-Rodriguez, Alexander and Huzair, Farah (2011). Revisiting the Paris Declaration: pharmacogenomics and personalized medicine as accelerators for development aid and effectiveness. Current Pharmacogenomics and Personalized Medicine, 9(4) pp. 240–242.

Ngueng-Feze, Ida; Borda-Rodriguez, Alexander and Huzair, Farah (2011). Not so simple: situating postgenomics personalized medicine in the regional context in Africa for global and women's health. Current Pharmacogenomics and Personalized Medicine , 9(4) pp. 332–334.

Borda-Rodriguez, Alexander (2011). Knowledge in development aid and healthcare: a comparative analysis. Innovation Knowledge Development.

Borda-Rodriguez, Alexander and Lanfranco, Sam (2011). Knowledge and technology for development. In: Veltmeyer, Henry ed. The Critical Development Studies Handbook: Tools for Change. Black Point, Nova Scotia: Fernwood Publishing.

2008

Borda-Rodriguez, Alexander (2008). Knowledge for development? : reflections from consultants and advisors in Bolivia. PhD thesis The Open University.

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