Publications
Books by Professor Mammo Muchie, DST-NRF SARChI Chair Rated Research Professor in innovation Studies, Tshwane University of Technology
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African Journal of Science, Technology, Innovation and Development: Vol 14, No 6 (Current issue) – Taylor & Francis
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22nd ALL AFRIKANA POST-GRADUATE ACADEMY SYMPOSIUM Tittle: Achievement of High-Quality Scholarly Research Publication: The Writing to Publication Value Chain
Forthcoming Book
The Small and Medium Enterprise Ecosystem in Ethiopia: The Impact of Innovative Finance for improvement of the Manufacturing Sector By Ajebush Argaw Shafi&Mammo Muchie
Forthcoming Book
The book Globalization of R&D is going to be published by Africa World Press, Inc. & The Red Sea Press, Inc..
Inspiring Reflections
Christopher Freeman's Enduring ContributionsMuchie, Mammo Published in:African Journal of Science, Technology, Innovation and DevelopmentPublication date:2011 https://sarchi.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/inspiring_reflections_christoper_freemans_enduring_contributions.pdf
NES COMMENTARY No.54
Ethiopia Deserves Nothing Else Other than to Make all Citizens United Freed from the Ethnic Federal Predicament Curse! by Mammo Muchie DSI/NRF Rated SARChI Research Chair, Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment and Department of Industrial Engineering ,Tshwane University of Technology: https://assistsarchi.wixsite.com/assist & www.sarchi.org https://sarchi.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/NES-COMMENTARYno54edited-version.pdf
Journal for Creativity, Innovation and Social Entrepreneurship(JCISE)
The detail issue is available in the following link: https://sarchi.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/131877-JCISE-Vol-4-No-2-2020-1.pdf
An assessment of South African technological capability using patent data from WIPO Patentscope database
Swapan Kumar Patra & Mammo Muchie Abstract The Post-Apartheid South African Government has produced three white papers (1996–2008), (2008–2018) and (2018–2028) on science technology and innovation for national development. In all these policy documents, science and technology-based industries are considered as priority areas in socioeconomic development. Using the Technological Capability (TC) framework, this