Changing Governance of Research and Technology Policy

Edited by Jakob Edler, Managing Director, Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation Research ISI, Germany and Professor of Innovation Policy and Strategy, University of Manchester, UK, Stefan Kuhlmann, Chair, Faculty Behavioural, Management and Social Sciences, University of Twente, the Netherlands and Maria Behrens, Bergische Universität Wuppertal, Germany

Contents:

Part I: Changing Governance: The European Perspective
1. Changing Governance in European Research and Technology Policy

2. Shared Governance Through Mutual Policy Learning

3. Old Games, Old Players – New Rules, New Results

4. Political Dynamics of the ERA

5. Change in European R&D Policy as a Complex Consensus-building Process

Part II: Changing Governance: The Sub-European Perspective
6. European Research Area: New Roles for National and European RTDI Funding Programs?

7. National but/and/or European: The Differentiation of EU-R&D Policy Subsystems in Three Countries

8. Finnish Science and Technology Policy in the Context of Internationalization and Europeanization

9. Entering the Club

10. Introducing Regions and Innovation-related Needs in the Multi-layer Logic of the European Research Area

11. German Corporatism in Industrial R&D: Its National Structure and European Challenge

Part III: Changing Governance: A Sectoral Perspective – The Case of Biotechnology
12. International Innovative Activities, National Technology Competition and European Integration Efforts

13. Innovation Policy in a Multi-level Governance System

14. The European Research Area and the Social Contextualization of Technological Innovations

Index