Ph.D.-School on National Systems of Innovation and Economic Development

Purpose Sponsors Background Programme Applications Students Organization Venue Travel & accommodation Photo Album 2005 Edition Structure of the Programme Relevant dates for participants Welcome session: 7.30pm Monday 24th Courses: May 25-June 3 Organised tour and dinner (afternoon/evening): Saturday 29th Closing dinner: Thursday 3rd 8pm. Local of sessions: ISEG, Building F1/F2, http://www.iseg.utl.pt/ Preliminary outline List of Confirmed Lecturers Bengt-Åke Lundvall, Aalborg University, DK bal@business.auc.dk The Economics of Knowledge and Learning [download] Economic Development and the National System of Innovation Approach [download] The University and the Learning Economy [presentation] The Socio-Economics of Knowledge and the learning economy [presentation] National innovation systems – theoretical foundations and implications for economic development [presentation] Bronwyn Hall, Berkeley Univ, bhhall2@attglobal.net Measuring the Returns to Innovation [Readings] [presentation I] [presentation II] Research, Innovation and Productivity: An Econometric analysis at the firm level [download] Issues in assessing the contribuition of research and development to productivity growth [download] Patent Statistics as Economic Indicators: A Survey [download] Citations, family size, opposition and the value of patent rights [download] David Mowery, Berkeley U. mowery@haas.berkeley.edu Universities in national innovation systems [download] [figures] Innovation Through Time [download] Historical Perspectives on National Innovation Systems [presentation] Universities in National Innovation Systems [presentation] Francisco Veloso, Carnegie Mellon University, US / Catholic University of Lisbon, PT fveloso@cmu.edu Slicing the knowledge-based economy in Brazil, China and India: A tale of 3 software industries [download] The Brazilian software industry [download] Slicing the Knowledge Based Economy: Tales from the software industry in Brazil and beyond [download] From Underdogs to Tigers: Bridging the Gap Jan Fagerberg, Oslo University, NR jan.fagerberg@tik.uio.no Innovation: A Guide to the Literature [download] The Competitiveness of Nations: Economic Growth in the ECE Region [download] Innovation and Competitiveness [presentation] What do we know about innovation? [presentation] Jose Cassiolato, UFRJ, BR cassio@ie.ufrj.br Systems of innovation for development in the knowledge era: an introduction [download] Innovation and long cycles of economic development [download] National Systems of Innovation: the Connections between Neo-schumpeterians and ECLA literatures [presentation] National Systems of Innovation in Latin America: Development & Structural Reforms [presentation] João Caraca, Gulbenkian Foundation, PT jcaraca@gulbenkian.pt Luc Soete, Maastricht University, NL Luc.Soete@ALGEC.unimaas.nl Reflections on research on global governance [download] Policy Conclusions and Recommendations [download] Technology and global development: A developed country perspective [presentation] Innovation policies and regional development: the European challenge [presentation] Manuel Heitor, Instituto Superior Tecnico, Technical University of Lisbon, PT mheitor@ist.utl.pt Infrastructures, incentives, and institutions: fostering distributed knowledge bases for the learning society [download] From Digital Cities to Mobile Regions: a policy learning process fostering local systems of innovation and competence building [download] Technological Change and the challenges for Regional Development: building ‘social capital’ in less-favoured regions [download] Technological Change and the challenges for development: building on the experience of less favoured regions [download] Manuel Godinho, ISEG, Technical University of Lisbon, PT mgodinho@iseg.utl.pt Innovation and catching-up [download] [presentation] Pedro Conceição, Instituto Superior Tecnico, Technical University of Lisbon, PT pedro.conceicao@undp.org The “Swing of the Pendulum” from Public to Market Support for Science and Technology: Is the US Leading the Way? [download] Beyond communicable disease control: health in the age of globalization [download] Enhancing Incentives forKnowledge Generation and Diffusion to Address the Problems of the Poor: Innovative Financing Options [presentation] Sanjaya Lall, Oxford University sanjaya.lall@economics.ox.ac.uk Role of government in promoting technology development [presentation] Globalization and industrial performance [presentation] Accepted being members, but not directly involved in 2004 school Daniele Archibugi, LSE, UK d.archibugi@lse.ac.uk David Kaplan, University of Cape Town, South Africa Dick Nelson, Columbia University, US rrn2@columbia.edu Frieder Meyer-Krahmer, Fraunhofer-Institut für Systemtechnik und Innovationsforschung (ISI), Germany Giovanni Dosi, St Anna School, Pisa, Italy, gdosi@sssup.it gdosi@sssup.it Nick von Tunzelmann, SPRU – University of Sussex, UK G.N.Von-Tunzelmann@sussex.ac.uk Shulin Gu, Tsinghua University, China Maria J. Rodrigues, ISCTE – Lisboa mariajrodrigues@iscte.pt ISEG Map >>