Next Generation Innovation Policy and Grand Challenges

Stefan Kuhlmann (Corresponding Author), Arie Rip

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    Abstract

    The paper explores transformative ways to address Grand Challenges, while locating them in a broader diagnosis of ongoing changes. Coping with Grand Challenges is a challenge in its own right, for policy as well as for science, technology, and innovation actors. The paper presents building blocks for a next generation of innovation policies, and it discusses the opportunities offered by new constellations of actors and their concertation. Future innovation policy designs can build on ‘creative corporatism’, a concept in which governments (or related international alliances) can adopt the crucial role of facilitating broader, more diverse ‘varieties of cooperation’ in advanced capitalist economies.
    Original languageEnglish
    Pages (from-to)448-454
    Number of pages7
    JournalScience and public policy
    Volume45
    Issue number4
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - 28 Feb 2018

    Keywords

    • UT-Hybrid-D
    • Governance
    • Grand Challenges
    • Innovation policy
    • Transformation
    • concertation
    • transformation
    • governance
    • innovation policy
    • Concertation

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