Innovation in Brazil
Advancing Development in the 21st Century
Herausgeber: Reynolds, Elisabeth B; Zylberberg, Ezequiel; Schneider, Ben Ross
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Innovation in Brazil
Advancing Development in the 21st Century
Herausgeber: Reynolds, Elisabeth B; Zylberberg, Ezequiel; Schneider, Ben Ross
- Gebundenes Buch
In this book, the editors unite a diverse array of empirical contributions around a few key themes that collectively make the case for a new, forward-looking innovation agenda aimed at addressing persistent challenges and exploiting emerging opportunities in Brazil.
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In this book, the editors unite a diverse array of empirical contributions around a few key themes that collectively make the case for a new, forward-looking innovation agenda aimed at addressing persistent challenges and exploiting emerging opportunities in Brazil.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Routledge Studies in Innovation, Organizations and Technology
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 350
- Erscheinungstermin: 19. März 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 239mm x 168mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 674g
- ISBN-13: 9780367146894
- ISBN-10: 0367146894
- Artikelnr.: 56133559
- Routledge Studies in Innovation, Organizations and Technology
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 350
- Erscheinungstermin: 19. März 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 239mm x 168mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 674g
- ISBN-13: 9780367146894
- ISBN-10: 0367146894
- Artikelnr.: 56133559
Elisabeth B. Reynolds is Executive Director of MIT's Industrial Performance Center and Lecturer in the Department of Urban Studies and Planning. Ben Ross Schneider is Ford International Professor of Political Science at MIT and Director of the MIT-Brazil program. Ezequiel Zylberberg is a Research Affiliate at MIT's Industrial Performance Center.
Introduction: Innovation in Brazil: Advancing Development in the 21st
Century Part I The Political Economy of Innovation 1. Institutions,
Politics, and State-led Innovation 2. Accelerating Innovation in Brazil in
the Age of Global Value Chains 3. Innovation Policy in Brazil Since 2003:
Advances, Incoherencies, and Discontinuities Part II Towards a Knowledge
Economy: Knowledge Creation and Diffusion 4. Science and Innovation in
Brazil: Where to Now? 5. Benchmarking University/Industry Research
Collaboration in Brazil 6. Universities as Engines of Innovation: The
Context for Tech Transfer in Case Studies from Brazil and the U.S. Part III
Institutional Innovations 7. Institutional Dimensions of Innovation Policy
in Brazil 8. Beyond Research and Technology Organization (RTO)
Benchmarking: Towards a Typology of Innovation Intermediaries 9. Beyond the
Silicon Valley Consensus: Understanding the Organizational Challenges and
Opportunities for Promoting Innovation in Brazil 10. Building Trust in
Innovation: The Case of EMBRAPII Part IV Firms, Industries and Innovation
in the Global Economy 11. Brazil's Promise: Boosting Productivity for
Shared Prosperity 12. Resource-Led Industrial Development in the Oil and
Gas Global Value Chain: The Case of Brazil 13. Innovation in Advanced
Energy: Towards a Mission-Oriented Agenda for Second-Generation (2G)
Ethanol in Brazil 14. The Political Economy of Collective Learning in
Generic Pharmaceuticals
Century Part I The Political Economy of Innovation 1. Institutions,
Politics, and State-led Innovation 2. Accelerating Innovation in Brazil in
the Age of Global Value Chains 3. Innovation Policy in Brazil Since 2003:
Advances, Incoherencies, and Discontinuities Part II Towards a Knowledge
Economy: Knowledge Creation and Diffusion 4. Science and Innovation in
Brazil: Where to Now? 5. Benchmarking University/Industry Research
Collaboration in Brazil 6. Universities as Engines of Innovation: The
Context for Tech Transfer in Case Studies from Brazil and the U.S. Part III
Institutional Innovations 7. Institutional Dimensions of Innovation Policy
in Brazil 8. Beyond Research and Technology Organization (RTO)
Benchmarking: Towards a Typology of Innovation Intermediaries 9. Beyond the
Silicon Valley Consensus: Understanding the Organizational Challenges and
Opportunities for Promoting Innovation in Brazil 10. Building Trust in
Innovation: The Case of EMBRAPII Part IV Firms, Industries and Innovation
in the Global Economy 11. Brazil's Promise: Boosting Productivity for
Shared Prosperity 12. Resource-Led Industrial Development in the Oil and
Gas Global Value Chain: The Case of Brazil 13. Innovation in Advanced
Energy: Towards a Mission-Oriented Agenda for Second-Generation (2G)
Ethanol in Brazil 14. The Political Economy of Collective Learning in
Generic Pharmaceuticals
Introduction: Innovation in Brazil: Advancing Development in the 21st
Century Part I The Political Economy of Innovation 1. Institutions,
Politics, and State-led Innovation 2. Accelerating Innovation in Brazil in
the Age of Global Value Chains 3. Innovation Policy in Brazil Since 2003:
Advances, Incoherencies, and Discontinuities Part II Towards a Knowledge
Economy: Knowledge Creation and Diffusion 4. Science and Innovation in
Brazil: Where to Now? 5. Benchmarking University/Industry Research
Collaboration in Brazil 6. Universities as Engines of Innovation: The
Context for Tech Transfer in Case Studies from Brazil and the U.S. Part III
Institutional Innovations 7. Institutional Dimensions of Innovation Policy
in Brazil 8. Beyond Research and Technology Organization (RTO)
Benchmarking: Towards a Typology of Innovation Intermediaries 9. Beyond the
Silicon Valley Consensus: Understanding the Organizational Challenges and
Opportunities for Promoting Innovation in Brazil 10. Building Trust in
Innovation: The Case of EMBRAPII Part IV Firms, Industries and Innovation
in the Global Economy 11. Brazil's Promise: Boosting Productivity for
Shared Prosperity 12. Resource-Led Industrial Development in the Oil and
Gas Global Value Chain: The Case of Brazil 13. Innovation in Advanced
Energy: Towards a Mission-Oriented Agenda for Second-Generation (2G)
Ethanol in Brazil 14. The Political Economy of Collective Learning in
Generic Pharmaceuticals
Century Part I The Political Economy of Innovation 1. Institutions,
Politics, and State-led Innovation 2. Accelerating Innovation in Brazil in
the Age of Global Value Chains 3. Innovation Policy in Brazil Since 2003:
Advances, Incoherencies, and Discontinuities Part II Towards a Knowledge
Economy: Knowledge Creation and Diffusion 4. Science and Innovation in
Brazil: Where to Now? 5. Benchmarking University/Industry Research
Collaboration in Brazil 6. Universities as Engines of Innovation: The
Context for Tech Transfer in Case Studies from Brazil and the U.S. Part III
Institutional Innovations 7. Institutional Dimensions of Innovation Policy
in Brazil 8. Beyond Research and Technology Organization (RTO)
Benchmarking: Towards a Typology of Innovation Intermediaries 9. Beyond the
Silicon Valley Consensus: Understanding the Organizational Challenges and
Opportunities for Promoting Innovation in Brazil 10. Building Trust in
Innovation: The Case of EMBRAPII Part IV Firms, Industries and Innovation
in the Global Economy 11. Brazil's Promise: Boosting Productivity for
Shared Prosperity 12. Resource-Led Industrial Development in the Oil and
Gas Global Value Chain: The Case of Brazil 13. Innovation in Advanced
Energy: Towards a Mission-Oriented Agenda for Second-Generation (2G)
Ethanol in Brazil 14. The Political Economy of Collective Learning in
Generic Pharmaceuticals