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Programme

May 10th 19:00 Welcome reception (cocktail)
 
May 11th 8:45 Opening ceremony
9:15

Opening conference (keynote speakers)

  • Mario Cimoli (ECLAC and University of Veneza)
  • Xiaolan Fu (University of Cambridge)
  • Antonio Barros de Castro (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro)
  • Luc Soete (UNU-MERIT)
12:15 Lunch time
14:00 Session 1
Session 2
15:30 Session 3
Session 4
17:00 Coffee Break
18:30

Special session (Intelectual property rights and innovation)

  • Benjamin Coriat ( University of Paris XIII)
  • Jorge Ávila (president Brazilian Patents Office)
20:00 Dinner
 
May 12th 9:00 Session 5
Session 6
10:30 Coffee Break
10:45 Session 7
Session 8
12:15 Lunch time
14:00 Session 9
Session 10
15:30 Coffee Break
15:45 Session 11
Session 12
18:00 Special session (Innovation in Brazil)
  • Fernanda De Negri (IPEA)
  • Bruno César Araújo (IPEA)
  • Eduardo Costa (director of FINEP)
Case studies

 

  Session 1. Innovation, services and technological strategies
May 11th
14:00
Luis Claudio Kubota KIBS and technological innovation of service firms
Gabriel Sanchez Understanding Productivity Levels, Growth and Dispersion in Argentina : The Case of Supermarkets
Beatriz Selan and Sergio Kannebley Junior Technological Strategies and Performance of the Brazilian Industrial Firms: a Multivariate Analysis between the Pintec's
 
  Session 2. Openess and innnovation
May 11th
14:00
Ana M. Fernandes and Caroline Paunov Does Tougher Import Competition Foster Product Quality Upgrading
  Bruno César Araújo, Sergio Kannebley Jr and Luiz Alberto Esteves Why do industrial firms in developing countries grow after they begin exporting? Evidence from Brazil
  Norbert Janz and Michael Khan From isolation to openness: knowledge flows promoting innovation - evidence from South Africa 's Innovation Survey 2005
 
  Session 3 – Finances and Innovation
May 11th
15:30
Patrick Leoni and Stephane Luchini Designing the Financial Tools to Promote Universal Access to AIDS Care
Simona Bovha-Padilla, Jose P. Damijan and Jozef Konings Financial constraints and the cyclicality of R&D investment: the evidence of Slovenia
Jaime Humberto Sierra Gonzalez, Florentino Malaver Rodriguez and Marisela Vargas Perez Finance and Innovation in Colombia
 
  Session 4 - Innovation capacity
May 11th
15:30
Cheng Xiaoyue, Zhao Yanyun and Xie Yihui Innovation Capacity and Development Potential of Haidian District
  Yanyun Zhao and Danbo Guo Innovation Capability: an Analysis of China 's Manufacturing Industry
  Mulu Gebreeyesus and Tetsushi Sonobe Governance of global value chain and firms' capacility in African floriculture
 
  Session 5. Cooperation for innovation
May 12th
9:00
Rodolfo Lauterbach and Jose Miguel Benavente R&D Cooperation Determinants, Evidence from Chilean Firms
  Luiz Alberto Esteves and Gabriel Porcile Innovation and Cooperation between Firms and Universities: Evidence from Brazil
  Antje Klitkou, Pari Patel and Andre Campos Linkages between technical universities and industry measured by co-authorship and patent data
   
  Session 6. skills and employment
May 12th
09:00
Jacques Mairesse, Yanyun Zhao and Feng Zhen Employment Growth and Innovation in China: A Firm Level Comparison across Provinces and City Districts
  Dea Guerra Fioravante and Wilfredo Fernando Leiva Maldonado Impacts of technological innovation on employment: the Brazilian manufacturing case
  Jose Mauro de Morais, Lenita Maria Turchi Motivation to innovate among Brazilian entrepreneurs
 
  Session 7. FDI and internationalization
May 12th 10:45 Fernanda De Negri and Mariano Laplane Technological efforts in Brazil, Argentina and Maxico: The role of foreign companies
  Anja Schmiele Drivers for International research and Innovation Activities in Developed and Emerging Countries
  Paulo N. Figueiredo, Klauber N. Brito and Rosilene F. Andrade Tapping into Local Knowledge Systems and Policies to Compete in a Latecomer Context: Capability Building and Knowledge Leveraging in MNE Subsidiaries of the ICT Industry in Brazil
 
  Session 8. Skills, employment and technological search
May 12th
10:45
Jun Hou and Pierre Mohnen Complementarity between internal knowledge creation and external knowledge sourcing in developing and least developed countries
  Eduardo Pontual Ribeiro and Paulo de Andrade A Closer Look at the recent Skills Labor demand Increase in Brasil
  Bruno César Araújo, Francesco Bogliacino, Joao Alberto De Negri and Marco Vivarelli The role of the skill enhancing trade in increasing domestic inequality in Brazil: some evidence from microdata
 
  Session 9. Innovation Strategies
May 12th
14:00
Jaan Masso, Tõnu Roolaht and Urmas Varblane The Diverse Impact of Internationalisation on Innovation Inputs and Outputs in the Context of Small Economy of Estonia
  Vanderleia Radaelli, Carolina Andrade and Joao Furtado Trajectory of Development Based on Innovation: The Pharmaceutical Sector in Brazilian Industrial Policy
  Lucas Navarro Plant level evidence on product mix changes in Chilean manufacturing
 
  Session 10. Innovation Policies 1
May 12th
14:00
Joao Alberto De Negri, Bruno Cesar Araujo and Luiz Esteves BNDES, technological innovation and performance of Brazilian industrial enterprises
  Gianmarco I.P. Ottaviano and Filipe Lage de Sousa The effects of BNDES loans on the productivity of Brazilian manufacturing firms
  Ana Paula Avelar Impact of Fiscal Incentives to R&D: Evaluating the Effects of the "PDTI" in Brazil
 
  Session 11. Innovation Policies 2
May 12th
15:45
Pedro Cerdan-Infantes, Alessandro Maffioli and Diego Ubfal The Impact of Agricultural Extension Services: The Case of Grape Production in Argentina
  Julio Raffo The technological divide between public and private sector in developing countries
 
  Session 12 – PhD session
May 12th
15:45
Janaina Pamplona da Costa Impact technology policy on regional network creation
  Flávia Carvalho "Brazilian Outward FDI: The Role of Technology in the Expansion of Emerging Multinationals"
  Yilin Wu The analysis of innovation efficiency and non-technological factors of manufactory companies in the Pearl River Delta of China
 
 
         
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