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2024
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Title

Why Europe needs a systemic R&I policy. Redefining competitiveness for long-term sustainability

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ESIR Policy Brief No. 6
Abstract
This policy brief argues for a systemic approach to R&I policy in enabling an economic competitiveness articulated with the environmental and societal sustainability goals. It looks into the role of R&I policy in enabling the competitiveness of the EU economy while pointing out the challenges in the current competitiveness paradigm. Two case studies illustrate the advantages and challenges faced by Europe in reaching competitiveness in the face of global crises: one on green hydrogen and one on the circular economy.
Author(s)
Richardson, Katherine
Renda, Andrea
Alkemade, Floor
Walz, Rainer  orcid-logo
Fraunhofer-Institut für System- und Innovationsforschung ISI  
Simonsson, Jon
Grabbe, Heather
Świeboda, Paweł
Balland, Pierre-Alexandre
Dunlop, Kirsten
Muntean, Bianca
Christophilopoulos, Epaminondas
Huchet, Jean-François
Potočnik, Dunja
Weresa, Marzenna
Castaño Marin, Marialuisa
Corporate Author
European Commission, Directorate-General for Research and Innovation  
Publisher
Publications Office of the European Union  
Open Access
File(s)
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Rights
CC BY 4.0: Creative Commons Attribution
DOI
10.2777/778358
10.24406/publica-3369
Language
English
Fraunhofer-Institut für System- und Innovationsforschung ISI  
Keyword(s)
  • circular economy

  • competitiveness

  • EU Member State

  • hydrogen

  • innovation

  • productivity

  • research and development

  • social well-being

  • sustainable development

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