Second Session of the Team of Specialists on Innovation and Competitiveness Policies
Second Session of the Team of Specialists on Innovation and Competitiveness Policies
14 - 15 February 2008
Geneva Switzerland
Documents
Presentations
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Creating supportive framework conditions for enhancing |
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“Creating supportive framework conditions for enhancing the innovative capacity of firms” Charlie Karlsson - Professor of the Economics of Technological Change and Director of CISEG (Centre for Innovation Systems, Entrepreneurship and Growth) Jönköping International Business, School, Jönköping, Sweden |
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“Innovation policy mix as a chance to boost innovation potential of firms. Polish experience” Krzysztof Gulda - Director of Economy Development Department Ministry of Economy of the Republic of Poland |
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“Innovation policy and problems of creation and development of the National Innovation System of Ukraine” Igor Yegorov - Department Head, S&T Potential and Science History Studies, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine |
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Seed-and-breed innovation-promotion institutions: | ||
“BSR InnoNet and the European Cluster Memorandum” Jens Erik Lund - Coordinator at Nordic Innovation Centre of the BSR InnoNet |
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“Science parks in the UK – part of the fabric of the innovation agenda” Malcom Parry - Vice Chairman of the UK Science Park Association Member of the Advisory Council of the International Association of Science Parks |
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“Clusters, science parks and regional development: Strategies and policies in Hungary” Gábor Békés - Institute of Economics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences |
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“Optimizing the functioning and effectiveness of innovation intermediaries” Claire Nauwelaers - Research Director, UNU-MERIT |
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“Innovative support for innovative entrepreneurs; the EC-BIC approach” Jacques Pronk – Special Advisor, European BIC Network (EBN) |
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“Structural Elements of Seed-and-Breed Assistance ( Russia)” Ivan Bortnik – Director General FASIE- Foundation for Assistance to Small Innovative Enterprises Russian Federation |
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Strengthening industry-science links: | ||
“Science - industry links in CEE and CIS: conventional policy wisdoms facing reality” Slavo Radosevic - Professor of Industry and Innovation Studies University College London, School of Slavonic and East European Studies |
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“Sectoral case study: Innovation and the software sector” Piotr Stryszowski - Economist, Structural Policy Division Directorate for Science, Technology and Industry Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) |
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“SBIR program and its impact on the commercialization activities of small companies” Albert Link - Professor, Department of Economics University of North Carolina at Greensboro |
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“The Czech Innovation Forum” Anna Kaderabkova - Centre for Economic Studies University of Economics and Management, Prague |
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“Science cities: Prototypical or Atypical” Liana Marina Ranga - Assistant Professor in Innovation and Management Newcastle University Business School |
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Supporting firms’ innovation skills and human capital: | ||
“Skill formation and innovation - a macro and micro perspective” Hannes Leo – Director, IZA - Institute for the Study of Labor Bonn, Germany |
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Presentation by the “UNECE Secretariat : | ||
“The Committee on Economic Cooperation and Integration: Status of Programme Implementation and Prospects” Rumen Dobrinsky – Economic Cooperation and Integragion Division |