International Handbook on Industrial Policy

Edited by Patrizio Bianchi and Sandrine Labory, Professors of Applied Economics, Department of Economics and Management, University of Ferrara, Italy

• Contents:IntroductionPatrizio Bianchi and Sandrine LaboryPART I: INDUSTRIAL POLICY IN A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE1. From ‘Old’ Industrial Policy to ‘New’ Industrial Development PoliciesPatrizio Bianchi and Sandrine Labory2. Emerging Issues in the New Economy and Globalization Ashish Arora and Alfonso Gambardella3. European Industrial PolicyJacques Pelkmans4. Industrial Policy in Developing Countries: What Can We Learn from East Asia?Sanjaya Lall5. Do Informational Service Activities Translate into New Industrial Policy Requirements?Jacques De BandtPART II: COMPETITION AND REGULATORY ISSUES6. Competition Policy and InnovationJochen Lorentzen and Peter Møllgaard7. State Aid to BusinessStephen Martin and Paola Valbonesi8. Mergers and Concentration PolicyHans Schenk9. Liberalization and Regulation of Public Utility Sectors: Theories and PracticeTom Björkroth, Sonja Grönblom and Johan Willner10. State-Owned Enterprises, Privatization and Industrial PolicyAndrea GoldsteinPART III: RESEARCH, TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION11. Intellectual Property Rights and Market DynamicsFabrizio Cesaroni and Paola Giuri12. New Approaches to Intellectual Protection: From Open Software to Knowledge-based Industrial ActivitiesNicolas Jullien and Jean-Benoît Zimmermann13. Science-based Industries and Spin-offsMarco Giarratana and Salvatore Torrisi 14. Science Parks and High-Tech ClusteringJan Annerstedt 15. Technology Policy and Social Policy: How Industrial Policy Applies to HealthDaniele Paci and Stuart O. Schweitzer PART IV: TERRITORY, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND SMALL FIRMS16. Decentralizing Industrial Policies: Threat or Opportunity in Developing Countries?Leandro Sepulveda and Ash Amin17. The Local Dimensions of Industrial PolicyMarco Bellandi and Marco Di Tommaso 18. Business Support Policies Nicola Bellini19. Small and Medium-sized Enterprise Policies in Europe, Latin America and AsiaPatrizio Bianchi, Sandrine Labory, Daniele Paci and Mario Davide ParrilliPART V: THE USE OF GAME THEORY IN INDUSTRIAL POLICY ANALYSIS20. The Genesis of Game Theory and its Role in Industrial EconomicsLuca Lambertini21. Differential Game-Theoretical Analysis and Industrial PolicyRoberto Cellini and Luca LambertiniPART VI: PARTICULAR VIEWS22. Industrial Policy: Perspectives, Experience, IssuesChristos N. PitelisIndex