Edited by Claire Nauwelaers, Policy Analyst, working on regional innovation policy issues within the regional Competitiveness and Regional Governance Division of OECD. Previously, she was Research Director at UNU-MERIT, the University of Maastricht and United Nations University and René Wintjes, Senior Researchers, UNU-MERIT, the Maastricht Economic and Social Research and Training Centre on Innovation and Technology, University of Maastricht and United Nations University, The Netherlands

'. . . the book contributes to the understanding of innovation policy-making by identifying a number of new developments and challenges, which, together, help to define the way towards future innovation policies in Europe.'

• Contents:IntroductionPART I: INFORMING INNOVATION POLICY: MEASUREMENT ISSUES1. Innovation Surveys and Policy: Lessons from the CISAnthony Arundel, Cati Bordoy, Pierre Mohnen and Keith Smith2. Innovation Scoreboards: Indicators and Policy UseAnthony Arundel and Hugo Hollanders3. Benchmarking Regions in the Enlarged Europe: Diversity in Knowledge Potential and Policy OptionsTheo Dunnewijk, Hugo Hollanders and René Wintjes4. How do Social Capital and Government Support Affect Innovation and Growth? Evidence from the EU Regional Support ProgrammesSemih Akçomak and Bas ter WeelPART II: IMPROVING INNOVATION POLICY: STRATEGIC ISSUES5. Innovation Governance in Dynamic Economies: Lessons from the OECD MONIT ProjectSvend Otto Remøe6. Innovation Policy for the Environment in the Netherlands and the EUAlbert Faber, René Kemp and Geert van der Veen7. Priority Setting in Technology Policy: Historical Developments and Recent TrendsHelmut Gassler, Wolfgang Polt and Christian Rammer8. Innovation Policy, Innovation in Policy: Policy Learning Within and Across Systems and ClustersClaire Nauwelaers and René Wintjes9. Innovation Policy in a Post-Lisbon Europe: Some ReflectionsLuc SoeteConclusions and Perspectives: Adapting Old Policy Instruments to New ChallengesIndex

Edited by Claire Nauwelaers, Policy Analyst, working on regional innovation policy issues within the regional Competitiveness and Regional Governance Division of OECD. Previously, she was Research Director at UNU-MERIT, the University of Maastricht and United Nations University and René Wintjes, Senior Researchers, UNU-MERIT, the Maastricht Economic and Social Research and Training Centre on Innovation and Technology, University of Maastricht and United Nations University, The Netherlands

'. . . the book contributes to the understanding of innovation policy-making by identifying a number of new developments and challenges, which, together, help to define the way towards future innovation policies in Europe.'

• Contents:IntroductionPART I: INFORMING INNOVATION POLICY: MEASUREMENT ISSUES1. Innovation Surveys and Policy: Lessons from the CISAnthony Arundel, Cati Bordoy, Pierre Mohnen and Keith Smith2. Innovation Scoreboards: Indicators and Policy UseAnthony Arundel and Hugo Hollanders3. Benchmarking Regions in the Enlarged Europe: Diversity in Knowledge Potential and Policy OptionsTheo Dunnewijk, Hugo Hollanders and René Wintjes4. How do Social Capital and Government Support Affect Innovation and Growth? Evidence from the EU Regional Support ProgrammesSemih Akçomak and Bas ter WeelPART II: IMPROVING INNOVATION POLICY: STRATEGIC ISSUES5. Innovation Governance in Dynamic Economies: Lessons from the OECD MONIT ProjectSvend Otto Remøe6. Innovation Policy for the Environment in the Netherlands and the EUAlbert Faber, René Kemp and Geert van der Veen7. Priority Setting in Technology Policy: Historical Developments and Recent TrendsHelmut Gassler, Wolfgang Polt and Christian Rammer8. Innovation Policy, Innovation in Policy: Policy Learning Within and Across Systems and ClustersClaire Nauwelaers and René Wintjes9. Innovation Policy in a Post-Lisbon Europe: Some ReflectionsLuc SoeteConclusions and Perspectives: Adapting Old Policy Instruments to New ChallengesIndex

Edited by Claire Nauwelaers, Policy Analyst, working on regional innovation policy issues within the regional Competitiveness and Regional Governance Division of OECD. Previously, she was Research Director at UNU-MERIT, the University of Maastricht and United Nations University and René Wintjes, Senior Researchers, UNU-MERIT, the Maastricht Economic and Social Research and Training Centre on Innovation and Technology, University of Maastricht and United Nations University, The Netherlands

'. . . the book contributes to the understanding of innovation policy-making by identifying a number of new developments and challenges, which, together, help to define the way towards future innovation policies in Europe.'

• Contents:IntroductionPART I: INFORMING INNOVATION POLICY: MEASUREMENT ISSUES1. Innovation Surveys and Policy: Lessons from the CISAnthony Arundel, Cati Bordoy, Pierre Mohnen and Keith Smith2. Innovation Scoreboards: Indicators and Policy UseAnthony Arundel and Hugo Hollanders3. Benchmarking Regions in the Enlarged Europe: Diversity in Knowledge Potential and Policy OptionsTheo Dunnewijk, Hugo Hollanders and René Wintjes4. How do Social Capital and Government Support Affect Innovation and Growth? Evidence from the EU Regional Support ProgrammesSemih Akçomak and Bas ter WeelPART II: IMPROVING INNOVATION POLICY: STRATEGIC ISSUES5. Innovation Governance in Dynamic Economies: Lessons from the OECD MONIT ProjectSvend Otto Remøe6. Innovation Policy for the Environment in the Netherlands and the EUAlbert Faber, René Kemp and Geert van der Veen7. Priority Setting in Technology Policy: Historical Developments and Recent TrendsHelmut Gassler, Wolfgang Polt and Christian Rammer8. Innovation Policy, Innovation in Policy: Policy Learning Within and Across Systems and ClustersClaire Nauwelaers and René Wintjes9. Innovation Policy in a Post-Lisbon Europe: Some ReflectionsLuc SoeteConclusions and Perspectives: Adapting Old Policy Instruments to New ChallengesIndex