International Handbook on Industrial PolicyEdward Elgar Publishing, 1 jan 2008 - 488 pagina's This timely and much-needed Handbook reconsiders an old topic from a fresh perspective, raising a number of new, interesting and worthwhile issues in the wake of ten years of globalization. This comprehensive analysis illustrates that old-style industrial |
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2 Emerging issues in the new economy and globalization | 28 |
3 European industrial policy | 45 |
what can we learn from East Asia? | 79 |
PART II COMPETITION AND REGULATORY ISSUES | 113 |
6 Competition policy and innovation | 115 |
7 State aid to business | 134 |
8 Mergers and concentration policy | 153 |
14 Science parks and hightech clustering | 279 |
how industrial policy applies to health | 298 |
PART IV TERRITORY INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND SMALL FIRMS | 319 |
threat or opportunity in developing countries? | 321 |
17 The local dimensions of industrial policy | 342 |
18 Business support policies | 362 |
19 Small and mediumsized enterprise policies in Europe Latin America and Asia | 380 |
PART V THE USE OF GAME THEORY IN INDUSTRIAL POLICY ANALYSIS | 403 |
theories and practice | 180 |
10 Stateowned enterprises privatization and industrial policy | 198 |
PART III RESEARCH TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION | 215 |
11 Intellectual property rights and market dynamics | 217 |
from open software to knowledgebased industrial activities | 243 |
13 Sciencebased industries and spinoffs | 265 |
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