PRESENTA: Carlo Pietrobelli University Roma Tre; UNU-MERIT, Maastricht; Georgetown University/ COMENTA: Andrés López IIEP; FCE-UBA; CONICET
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Resumen
Global value chains (GVCs) are changing not only the way firms organize production but also the policies that influence social and economic development. In this chapter I make a first effort to develop and illustrate this framework. First, I present a typology of industrial innovation policies and extend it to “GVC-oriented policies”, i.e. those policies that target the fostering of production and technology upgrading through GVCs. The examples from trade and foreign investment policies, and from innovation policies, confirm that a radical rethinking and theorizing of policies is necessary and urgent. Future research will need to move further and deeper into this direction.
Pietrobelli, C. (2020) “New industrial innovation polices in a world of global value chains”
Rasmus, L., Pietrobelli, C., Raballoti., R. & Vezzani, A. (2020) “GVC and Innovation Co-evolution Trajectories. The case of the ICT sectors”
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