Innovation in Developing and Transition Countries
Innovation in Developing and Transition Countries
Schmutzler, Jana; Suarez, Marcela; Tsvetkova, Alexandra; Faggian, Alessandra
Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd
09/2017
264
Dura
Inglês
9781785369650
15 a 20 dias
1. Introduction. A context-specific two-way approach to the study of innovation systems in developing and transition countries
Jana Schmutzler, Marcela Suarez, Alexandra Tsvetkova and Alessandra Faggian
Part I. The role of public policies in developing and transforming national and sectoral innovation systems
2. From industrialization to innovation: Building the Peruvian National System of Science, Technology and Innovation, 1968-2015
Miklos Lukacs de Pereny
3. State of the National Innovation System of Armenia
Tatevik Poghosyan
4. The role of public policies in building-up a national pharmaceutical innovation system in Tunisia: Challenges after the Jasmine Revolution
Nejla Yacoub
5. Public policies to orient science, technology and innovation in healthcare towards inclusive development: Evidence from Brazil
Cecilia Tomassini Urti
6. The role of public policies in promoting innovations and innovation complementarities in developing countries: The case of Argentinian software industry
Hernan Alejandro Morero
Part II. Innovation challenges and response strategies in national and sectoral innovation systems: A firm-level perspective
7. Health biotechnology in Malaysia: Issues and challenges faced by the innovative biotechnology firms
Gulifeiya Abuduxike and Syed Mohamed Aljunid
8. Collaborating to innovate: The case of the Nigerian mining industry
Oluseye Oladayo Jegede
9. Collaboration among Hungarian SMEs in innovation
Laszlo Csonka
10. Developmental university in emerging innovation systems: The case of the Universidad Mayor de San Simon, Bolivia
Carlos Gonzalo Acevedo Pena, Walter Mauricio Hernan Cespedes Quiroga and Jose Eduardo Zambrana Montan
11. The lost tiger in technological catch-up: Lessons learned and implications for latecomer strategic typology
Xiao-Shan Yap and Rajah Rasiah
12. Epilogue. Innovation systems in developing and transition countries: What is different, what is missing and what are the implications?
Alexandra Tsvetkova, Jana Schmutzler and Marcela Suarez
Index
1. Introduction. A context-specific two-way approach to the study of innovation systems in developing and transition countries
Jana Schmutzler, Marcela Suarez, Alexandra Tsvetkova and Alessandra Faggian
Part I. The role of public policies in developing and transforming national and sectoral innovation systems
2. From industrialization to innovation: Building the Peruvian National System of Science, Technology and Innovation, 1968-2015
Miklos Lukacs de Pereny
3. State of the National Innovation System of Armenia
Tatevik Poghosyan
4. The role of public policies in building-up a national pharmaceutical innovation system in Tunisia: Challenges after the Jasmine Revolution
Nejla Yacoub
5. Public policies to orient science, technology and innovation in healthcare towards inclusive development: Evidence from Brazil
Cecilia Tomassini Urti
6. The role of public policies in promoting innovations and innovation complementarities in developing countries: The case of Argentinian software industry
Hernan Alejandro Morero
Part II. Innovation challenges and response strategies in national and sectoral innovation systems: A firm-level perspective
7. Health biotechnology in Malaysia: Issues and challenges faced by the innovative biotechnology firms
Gulifeiya Abuduxike and Syed Mohamed Aljunid
8. Collaborating to innovate: The case of the Nigerian mining industry
Oluseye Oladayo Jegede
9. Collaboration among Hungarian SMEs in innovation
Laszlo Csonka
10. Developmental university in emerging innovation systems: The case of the Universidad Mayor de San Simon, Bolivia
Carlos Gonzalo Acevedo Pena, Walter Mauricio Hernan Cespedes Quiroga and Jose Eduardo Zambrana Montan
11. The lost tiger in technological catch-up: Lessons learned and implications for latecomer strategic typology
Xiao-Shan Yap and Rajah Rasiah
12. Epilogue. Innovation systems in developing and transition countries: What is different, what is missing and what are the implications?
Alexandra Tsvetkova, Jana Schmutzler and Marcela Suarez
Index