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Programme
‘S’ Sessions: Three student presentations and discussion
Seminar 1 (Opening session): Innovation Systems: What do We Know? Programme Overview [presentation]
Seminar 2: Emerging Challenges to Innovation Research: Software Patents [presentation]
Seminar 3 (Closing session): Roundtable – Innovation and Economic Development: What do We Know from Innovation Research?
Students Sessions Presentations >>
List of Lecturers
Abdelkader Djeflat, University of Lille, FR
Abdelkader.Djeflat@univ-lille1.fr
L13: Emerging Challenges for Innovation Systems in Maghreb Countries [presentation]
Bengt-Åke Lundvall, Aalborg University, DK
bal@business.auc.dk
L1: Reflections on the Evolution of the Innovation System-concept [presentation] [paper]
L3: Modes of Innovation, Innovation Systems and Economic Development [presentation]
Bronwyn Hall, UC Berkeley, US
bhhall2@attglobal.net
L9: Measuring the Returns to R&D [presentation]
L10: Measuring Innovative Activity [presentation]
Carlo Pietrobelli, University of Rome III, IT
c.pietrobelli@uniroma3.it
L24: Linking Local and Global Economies: Learning and Upgrading in Clusters and Value Chains [presentation]
David Mowery, UC Berkeley, US
mowery@haas.berkeley.edu
L2: The Role of Universities in National Innovation Systems [presentation]
L4: Historical Perspectives on National Systems of Innovation [presentation]
Francisco Veloso, Carnegie Mellon University, US / Catholic University of Lisbon, PT
fveloso@cmu.edu
L14: Exploring the Dynamics of National Scientific Productivity [presentation] [paper]
Govindan Parayil, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Oslo, NR
govindan.parayil@tik.uio.no
L19: Mapping the Technological Trajectories and Innovation Systems in Biotechnology from Modernization to Globalization [presentation]
L21: Innovation Systems and Economic Development in the Knowledge Economy: the Global and the Local Nexus [presentation]
Helena Lastres, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ)/Brazilian Institute for S&T Information, BR
hlastres@ie.ufrj.br
L22: Systems of Innovation: Orienting New Development Policies [presentation I] [presentation II]
Jan Fagerberg, University of Oslo, NR
jan.fagerberg@tik.uio.no
L6: Innovation and Competitiveness for Development [presentation]
L8: Innovation for Catching-up [presentation]
Jose Cassiolato, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ), BR
cassio@ie.ufrj.br
L20: The Evolution of NISs in Latin America over the Last 15 years [presentation]
L23: Experiences of local systems of innovation in telecom and aircraft areas [presentation]
Mammo Muchie, Aalborg Universitet, DK
mammo@ihis.aau.dk
L17: Understanding Innovation Systems for Africa [presentation]
Manuel Godinho, ISEG, Technical University of Lisbon, PT
mgodinho@iseg.utl.pt
L15: Mapping Innovations Systems: a Possible Taxonomy [presentation]
Marco Vivarelli, Catholic University (UCSC), Milan, IT/Max Planck Institute of Economics, GER
marco.vivarelli@unicatt.it
L5: Innovation and Employment [presentation]
L7: Technological and Organizational Change and the Skill-bias [presentation]
Micheline Goedhuys, University of Antwerp, BEL/United Nations University-INTECH, NL
goedhuys@intech.unu.edu
L12: Innovation surveys and the measurement of innovative activities in developing countries [presentation]
L16: Innovation, technological capabilities and firm performance in Africa [presentation]
Pedro Conceição, IST, Technical University of Lisbon, PT
pedro.conceicao@undp.org
L11: Enhancing Incentives for Knowledge Generation and Diffusion to Address the Problems of the Poor: Innovative Financing Options [presentation]
Rui Baptista, IST, Technical University of Lisbon, PT/Max Planck Institute of Economics, GER
rui.baptista@ist.utl.pt
L18: Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Employment [presentation]
Globelics Academy 2004 Programme >>
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