Screen LibraryUnleashing innovation and entrepreneurship in Europe : people, places and policies : report of a CEPS task force /
"This report sets out the elements for the design of a streamlined and future-proof policy on innovation and entrepreneurship in Europe. It is the result of a collective effort led by CEPS, which formed a Task Force on Innovation and Entrepreneurship in the EU, composed of authoritative scholar...
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CEPS,
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| Publisher Address: | Brussels : |
| Publication Dates: | [2017] |
| Literature type: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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"This report sets out the elements for the design of a streamlined and future-proof policy on innovation and entrepreneurship in Europe. It is the result of a collective effort led by CEPS, which formed a Task Force on Innovation and Entrepreneurship in the EU, composed of authoritative scholars, industry experts, entrepreneurs, practitioners and representatives of EU and international institutions. The result of these deliberations is a set of policy recommendations aimed at improving the overall environment and approach for entrepreneurship and innovation in Europe and a new paradigmatic understanding of the role that innovation and entrepreneurship can and should play within the overall context of EU policy. These recommendations are based on a new, multi-dimensional approach to both innovation and entrepreneurship as social phenomena and to the policies that are meant to promote them."--Page 4 of cover. |
| Carrier Form: | ii, 147 pages : illustrations, 24 cm |
| Bibliography: | Includes bibliographical references (pages 124-142). |
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9789461384850 9461384858 |
| Index Number: | HB615 |
| CLC: | F279.503 |
| Call Number: | F279.503/L457 |
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List of Abbreviations -- Executive Summary -- Recommended actions--People -- Recommended actions -- Places -- Recommended actions-- Policies -- Introduction: Is Europe suffering from an innovation emergency? -- Socially relevant, systemic, simple: Three principles for innovation and entrepreneurship policy in Europe -- Development, diffusion, direction: Three criteria for innovation and entrepreneurship policy in Europe -- People, places, policies: Three pillars of innovation and entrepreneurship policy in Europe -- Innovation and Entrepreneurship: Preliminary definitions and emerging trends -- Defining entrepreneurship -- The innovation policy-industrial policy conundrum: towards the "Quintuple Helix"? -- Future technologies and the challenges for innovation policy--revolutionising ICT and society as a whole -- The age of openness: crafting a new role for government and citizens -- Open science and citizen science: The emerging role of empowered citizens as drivers of innovation -- Open data, open government, open innovation: missing links and trade-offs -- Prizes and awards: how government demands innovation -- People: Fostering talent and entrepreneurship to unlock Europe's innovative potential -- Problem -- Analysis -- Recommended actions -- The future job market: facing the challenge of helping everyone oneself -- The age of openness and people: from citizen science to the attraction of talent -- 'Permissionless' innovation and smart policy: making room for entrepreneurs -- Intra-preneurs: unleashing innovation in large companies and public administrations -- Leading by example: Europe needs new role models and success stories -- Recommended actions. Places: Collaboration spaces and platforms as drivers of innovation and entrepreneurship -- Coupling pan-European innovation ecosystems with regional entrepreneurial ecosystems -- Innovation systems vs. entrepreneurship ecosystems -- Intervention logic -- Towards the governance of entrepreneurial innovation ecosystems -- Enabling knowledge flows, open science and data-driven innovation -- Platforms foster collaboration and entrepreneurship: policy-makers should engage with them, not fight them -- Europe must courageously speed up a platform economy -- More scale-ups are urgently needed! -- Policies: Harnessing the potential of regulation to promote innovation and entrepreneurship -- Beyond access to finance: Activating public demand -- Reframing policy for established versus new firms (rather than large versus small firms) -- Conclusion -- Set up a simpler division of labour for multilevel innovation policy in Europe -- Europe should embark on transformative but simpler innovation policies -- 5.4.3. Europe should align policies with innovation and long-term sustainable development goals -- Conclusion: a Window of opportunity -- Recommended actions--PEOPLE -- Recommended actions--PLACES -- Recommended actions--POLICIES -- References -- List of Task Force Participants and Invited Guests and Speakers. |