The role of the state in industries development is a controversial subject between neoclassical mainstream that professes the unfailing superiority of the market and heterodox approaches that claim the constant necessity of the state intervention. Evolutionary theory, which is one of these heterodox approaches, asserts that industries development is a techno-centred process. The role of the state in this case is to set up selective policies and ‘mission-oriented institutions’ that match techno-industrial dynamics. In this paper, we question this evolutionary assertion and show that industries development can base, at the beginning, on generic institutions and standard public policies. But, at a given time it is critical to operate an instit...
Claude Durand, Michelle Durand and Monique Vervaeke Dirigism vs liberalism : the State Industry. T...
The paper aims to show some of the complex relationships between institutions and industrial policie...
Though infinitely variable, government interventions in industry are neither incoherent nor randomly...
The role of the state in industries development is a controversial subject between neoclassical main...
This article develops an evolutionist approach of the most recent public policy initiatives toward b...
In this paper the implications of evolutionary theories for industrial policies are analysed. The an...
The debate on state aids to firms and in general the debate on the state role on industrial policy l...
Abstract :The main hypothesis of this research relies on the discrepancy between the evolution of th...
The paper discusses the role of institutions and policies in the process of development. We begin by...
There are two complementary ways to introduce the analysis of the institutions and policy shaping in...
The standard approach to industrial economics starts with the industry’s basic conditions, then runs...
This paper argues that the institutional framework of industrial policies derives from the analysis ...
Le Crédit d'impôt recherche, les pôles de compétitivité, les structures de valorisation de la recher...
Michel Bauer and Elie Cohen Politics, Administration and the exertion of industrial power. This ar...
In the recent years a renewed consensus about the crucial role of industrial and technological polic...
Claude Durand, Michelle Durand and Monique Vervaeke Dirigism vs liberalism : the State Industry. T...
The paper aims to show some of the complex relationships between institutions and industrial policie...
Though infinitely variable, government interventions in industry are neither incoherent nor randomly...
The role of the state in industries development is a controversial subject between neoclassical main...
This article develops an evolutionist approach of the most recent public policy initiatives toward b...
In this paper the implications of evolutionary theories for industrial policies are analysed. The an...
The debate on state aids to firms and in general the debate on the state role on industrial policy l...
Abstract :The main hypothesis of this research relies on the discrepancy between the evolution of th...
The paper discusses the role of institutions and policies in the process of development. We begin by...
There are two complementary ways to introduce the analysis of the institutions and policy shaping in...
The standard approach to industrial economics starts with the industry’s basic conditions, then runs...
This paper argues that the institutional framework of industrial policies derives from the analysis ...
Le Crédit d'impôt recherche, les pôles de compétitivité, les structures de valorisation de la recher...
Michel Bauer and Elie Cohen Politics, Administration and the exertion of industrial power. This ar...
In the recent years a renewed consensus about the crucial role of industrial and technological polic...
Claude Durand, Michelle Durand and Monique Vervaeke Dirigism vs liberalism : the State Industry. T...
The paper aims to show some of the complex relationships between institutions and industrial policie...
Though infinitely variable, government interventions in industry are neither incoherent nor randomly...