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navigating the complex landscape of policy strategies, Technological forecasting and Social Change 75 (4)( 2008) 462 482.10 B.-A°.Lundvall (Ed.),National systems of Innovation:
Consensual and informative foresight processes in Asian countries such as Japan5, China6 and Korea, seem to have important role both in enhancing national systems as well as in the international communication.
The Power of Mass Creativity, Profile Books, London, 2008.33 C. Freeman, The national system of innovation in historical perspective, Camb.
B. A. Lundvall (Ed.),National systems of Innovation: Towards a Theory of innovation and Interactive learning, Pinter, London, 1992.35 R. Nelson, S. Winter, In search of a useful theory of innovation, Res.
regional and national systems as well as within international sectoral networks and institutions. The establishment of strong connections with existing formal and informal networks, 3 particularly those contacts cultivated over the years 18,
regional, and national systems that it is also important for the people making decisions to be involved in the process and feel ownership of its results.
In order to hear the opinion of government authorities and representative leaders from industry and the national system of ST&I, about the system itself, FINEP, its performmanc and future expectations,
From Freeman's perspective (1987) research, technology development and innovation (RTDI) policies extensively shape the national system of innovation.
The OECD (1999) also claims that RTDI policies should match the development of the national system.
a national system is delineated on a spatial basis, while a sectoral system usually crosses a geographical boundary,
Lundvall, B.-A.,ed.,(1992) National systems of Innovation: Towards a Theory of innovation and Interaction. London: Pinter.
Nelson, R. and Rosenberg, N. 1993)‘ Technical innovation and national systems'.'In: Nelson, R. ed.)National Innovation systems:
Lundvall, B.-A°.,ed.,(1992) National systems of Innovation: Towards a Theory of innovation and Interactive learning. London: Pinter.
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