Public Procurement, Innovation and Policy International Perspectives / [electronic resource] :
edited by Veiko Lember, Rainer Kattel, Tarmo Kalvet.
- VIII, 309 p. 13 illus., 2 illus. in color. online resource.
Foreword -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Public Procurement and Innovation: Theory and Practice -- 3 Australia -- 4 Brazil.- 5 China.- 6 Denmark -- 7 Estonia -- 8 Greece -- 9 Hong Kong -- 10 Korea. -- 11 Sweden.- 12 United Kingdom -- 13 United States of America -- 14 Public Procurement, Innovation and Policy: Comparative Perspectives. .
This book maps the latest developments in public procurement of innovation policy in various contexts and analyzes the evolution and development of the various policy solutions in broader institutional contexts. In doing so, it addresses significant theoretical and practical gaps: On the one hand, there is an emerging interest in public procurement as a policy tool for spurring innovation; yet on the other hand, the current theory, with some notable exceptions, is guided and often constrained by historical applications, above all in the defence industries. By carefully examining the cases of eleven countries, the book points to the existence of much more nuanced public procurement on the innovation policy landscape than has been acknowledged in the academic and policy debates to date.
9783642402586
10.1007/978-3-642-40258-6 doi
Business.
Management.
Industrial management.
Industrial procurement.
Political economy.
Economic policy.
Public administration.
Business and Management.
Innovation/Technology Management.
Economic Policy.
R & D/Technology Policy.
Procurement.
Public Administration.
Political Economy.
HD28-70
658.514
Foreword -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Public Procurement and Innovation: Theory and Practice -- 3 Australia -- 4 Brazil.- 5 China.- 6 Denmark -- 7 Estonia -- 8 Greece -- 9 Hong Kong -- 10 Korea. -- 11 Sweden.- 12 United Kingdom -- 13 United States of America -- 14 Public Procurement, Innovation and Policy: Comparative Perspectives. .
This book maps the latest developments in public procurement of innovation policy in various contexts and analyzes the evolution and development of the various policy solutions in broader institutional contexts. In doing so, it addresses significant theoretical and practical gaps: On the one hand, there is an emerging interest in public procurement as a policy tool for spurring innovation; yet on the other hand, the current theory, with some notable exceptions, is guided and often constrained by historical applications, above all in the defence industries. By carefully examining the cases of eleven countries, the book points to the existence of much more nuanced public procurement on the innovation policy landscape than has been acknowledged in the academic and policy debates to date.
9783642402586
10.1007/978-3-642-40258-6 doi
Business.
Management.
Industrial management.
Industrial procurement.
Political economy.
Economic policy.
Public administration.
Business and Management.
Innovation/Technology Management.
Economic Policy.
R & D/Technology Policy.
Procurement.
Public Administration.
Political Economy.
HD28-70
658.514