Session 5: Enhancing Competitiveness Through Industrial Policy

Duration: 1 hour 44 mins

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Description:	Chair: Phil Tomlinson Richard Harris, John Moffat, Peter Sunley, Emil Evenhuis, Ron Martin and Andy Pike – ‘The Impact of Clustering on Manufacturing Total Factor Productivity in Great Britain, 1984-2014’ Kritsada Patluang – ‘Augmenting Competitiveness with High-road Industrial Policy: Different Perspectives from Asian Middle-income Countries’ Franklin Obeng-Odoom – ‘Industrial Policy Beyond Growth: A Preface to the Oil Cities of the Future’ Dan Coffey, Ian Greenwood and Carole Thornley – ‘Are Dated Conceptions of ‘Industries’ a Blockage to Effective IP Formulation? A Case Study of Steel, Cars, Energy and Digitalisation’

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Chair: Phil Tomlinson
Richard Harris, John Moffat, Peter Sunley, Emil Evenhuis, Ron Martin and Andy Pike – ‘The Impact of Clustering on Manufacturing Total Factor Productivity in Great Britain, 1984-2014’
Kritsada Patluang – ‘Augmenting Competitiveness with High-road Industrial Policy: Different Perspectives from Asian Middle-income Countries’
Franklin Obeng-Odoom – ‘Industrial Policy Beyond Growth: A Preface to the Oil Cities of the Future’
Dan Coffey, Ian Greenwood and Carole Thornley – ‘Are Dated Conceptions of ‘Industries’ a Blockage to Effective IP Formulation? A Case Study of Steel, Cars, Energy and Digitalisation’


Created:	2018-09-06 13:38
Collection:	CJRES 2018 Back on the Agenda? Industrial Policy revisited
Publisher:	CJRES
Copyright:	CJRES
Language:	eng (English)

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