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一、中文部分
1.王光旭 (2015)。社會網絡分析在公共行政領域研究的應用。調查研究-方法與應用，(34)，67-134。
2.翁順裕、賴奎魁 (2009)。從社會網絡分析觀點探討技術的趨同性—以保險商業方法專利為例。管理學報，26(5), 485-506。
3.翁順裕 (2010)。從網絡的結構分析探討「技術位置」與「技術角色」－以保險商業方法專利為例。管理學報，27(2), 97-122。
4.陳樹榮、張秉鈞、賴奎魁與劉佩雯 (2014)。專利轉讓最適廠商與評估指標關聯性之研究：以Kodak數位影像為例，資訊管理學報, 21(4), 417-445。
5.熊瑞梅 (1995)。社會網絡的資料蒐集、測量及分析。 [社會調查與分析：社會科學研究方法檢討與前瞻之一]。
6.賴奎魁、歐陽光與郭宗賢 (2011)。整合專利家族與專利引用於新產品設計之研究。管理與系統，18(1)，199-229。
7.宋皇志 (2015)。專利交易之交易風險及其控管策略。科技管理學刊，20(4), 1-27。
8.科技產業資訊室 (2011a)。Hybrid Audio控告宏達電、蘋果以及戴爾等侵犯其MP3音訊處理專利，[2011/01/02]，last visited at 2016/09/24 http://cdnet.stpi.narl.org.tw/techroom/pclass/2011/pclass_11_A005.htm。
9.科技產業資訊室 (2011b)。智慧型行動手持裝置專利戰爭 Apple vs. HTC ，[2011/7/ 12]， last visited at 2015/04/24
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10.科技產業資訊室 (2011c)。Google宣布以125億收購摩托羅拉移動之觀察，[2011/08/16]， last visited at 2015/05/24 http://cdnet.stpi.narl.org.tw/techroom/pclass/2011/pclass_11_A197.htm。
11.科技產業資訊室 (2012a)。數位影像傳輸侵權，柯達控告手機大廠蘋果、宏達電及富士軟片，[2012/01/11]，last visited at 2015/09/24 http://cdnet.stpi.narl.org.tw/techroom/pclass/2012/pclass_12_A008.htm
12.科技產業資訊室 (2012b)。HTC與Apple全球專利訴訟大和解觀察，[2012/11/11] ，last visited at 2016/10/24。 http://cdnet.stpi.narl.org.tw/techroom/pclass/2012/pclass_12_A285.htm
13.科技產業資訊室 (2015)。通訊OFDMA專利訴訟 Adaptix纏鬥HTC、Apple等，[2015/02/26] ，last visited at 2016/11/24。
http://iknow.stpi.narl.org.tw/post/Read.aspx?PostID=10695
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