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“Catchup Network”: Advance Notice of Second Discussion Workshop in Manchester

11-13th May 2006,
University of Manchester, UK

Jointly organised by CRIC and CRC

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Programme

Thursday 11th May 2006
13.00 - 14.00

Lunch

14.00 - 14.30

Welcome

Introduction
Dick Nelson on overall aims and intended outcomes of this Catchup meeting.

14.30 - 17.00

Parallel Sessions for presentations

Research Theme Presentations: Innovation and Enterprise (1)

Cantwell and Li: “Capabilities accumulation in Chinese firms, and the role in firm learning of the international connections of LDC –based firms”
[Presentation - 13Kb pdf format]

Lee: “Capabilities accumulation in South Korean firms”
[Presentation - 17Kb pdf format]
[Paper - 400Kb pdf format]

Amann, Arun, Athreye and Nixson: “Local vs. multinational enterprise capabilities: evidence from India and Brazil”
[Presentation - 17Kb pdf format]

Chudnovsky, Marin, Miozzo, and Dutrénit: “Local vs. multinational enterprise capabilities: evidence from Argentina and Mexico”
[Presentation 1 - 25Kb pdf format]
[Presentation 2 - 35Kb pdf format]
[Paper 1 - 58Kb pdf format]
[Paper 2 - 23Kb pdf format]
[Paper 3 - 285Kb pdf format]

Figueiredo and Rasiah: “Capabilities accumulation in international comparative perspective”
[Presentation 1 - 17Kb pdf format]
[Presentation 2 - 32Kb pdf format]

Katz: “Structural change and the building up of domestic technological capabilities”
[Presentation - 19Kb pdf format]

Research theme presentations: Innovation and Indicator Metrics

Gregersen: “Performance of innovation systems: Towards a capability based concept and measurements”
[Presentation - 27Kb pdf format]

Sutz: “Building accurate mirrors: innovation indicators for innovation policies in underdevelopment”
[Presentation - 20Kb pdf format]
[Paper - 101Kb pdf format]

Goedhuys: “Innovation surveys and STI indicators: an overview of ongoing research activities at UNU/MERIT”

Tomlinson: “Composite innovation indicators for developing countries”
[Presentation 1 - 13Kb pdf format]
[Presentation 2 - 58Kb pdf format]

Intarakumnerd and Viotti: “ST&I indicators for developing economies: A preliminary mapping of initiatives and suggestions for the Catchup project”
[Presentation 1 - 28Kb pdf format]
[Presentation 2 - 32Kb pdf format]
[Paper - 59Kb pdf format]

17.00 - 17.15

Tea/Coffee

17.15 - 18.15

Plenary session (1)
Feedback from research themes
Open Discussion

19.00

Drinks at MBS Bar

19.30

Coach to Dinner (Market Restaurant)

 

Friday 12th May 2006
09.00 - 11.30

Parallel Sessions for presentations

Research theme presentations: Innovation and Enterprise (2)

Adeoti, Castro and Bach Tan Sinh: “Competence-Building and technological upgrading in agro-industrial processing in selected developing countries”
[Presentation 1 - 19Kb pdf format]
[Presentation 2 - 24Kb pdf format]
[Paper - 28Kb pdf format]

Joseph: “Does Foreign Direct Investment matter in Capacity Building?”
[Presentation - 22Kb pdf format]

Odagiri: “Catchup and Japan’s experience”
[Presentation - 81Kb pdf format]

Teubal: “Policy sequences and innovation processes”

Fagerberg: “The policy environment for capability formulation across countries”
[Presentation - 29Kb pdf format]

Research theme presentations: Innovation, inequality and social productivity

Cozzens: “Innovation and social productivity”

Orozco: “Agro industry, capability formation and economic inequality in developing countries”
[Presentation - 17Kb pdf format]

Uchida and Cook: “Skill-based technological change and inequality”
[Presentation - 30Kb pdf format]
[Paper - 265Kb pdf format]

Maharajh: “Capability formation and economic inequality in developing economies”

Nixson and Walters: “Catchup in Asian transitional economies”
[Presentation - 35Kb pdf format]

Von Tunzelman: tba

11.30 - 11.45

Tea/Coffee

11.45 - 12.30

Plenary session (2)
Feedback from research themes
Open Discussion

12.30 - 13.30

Lunch

13.30 - 16.00

Research theme presentations: Enterprise and innovation (3)

Cook and Fabella: “Conglomerates, collective action and catching up”
[Presentation - 27Kb pdf format]
[Paper 1 - 439Kb pdf format]
[Paper 2 - 132Kb pdf format]

Ayobami Oyewale: “Addressing the research-industry linkage impasse in Nigeria: the critical issues and implementation strategies”

Rhamani, Trommeter and Henry: "IPR and Development: Perspectives on Agriculture and Agribusiness"
[Paper - 29Kb pdf format]

Athreye: "International business linkages and technology production in developing economies"
[Paper - 518Kb pdf format]

16.00 - 16.30

Tea/Coffee

16.30 - 18.00

Plenary session (3)

Feedback from research themes
Open discussion

19.00

Drinks at MBS Bar

19.30

Coach to dinner (Stocks restaurant)

 
Saturday 13th May 2006
09.00 - 10.30

Plenary session (4)

General discussion and way forward

10.30 - 11.00

Tea/Coffee

11.00 - 12.45

Plenary session (5)

General discussion and way forward
The Milan meeting

12.45 - 14.00

Lunch and Finish

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