Sentence examples for sectoral systems from inspiring English sources

A sectoral systems has a specific knowledge base, technologies, inputs and demand.

Hence, the unit of analysis is widened from sectoral systems of innovation to socio-technical systems.

Integrating spatial and sectoral systems of innovation which intersect, for instance, in regional clusters of industry may take our understanding of regional innovation processes one step further.

Bridging institutions or organisations are regarded as having positive effects in the Sectoral Systems of Innovation (SSI) literature, particularly in compensating for weaknesses in these systems.

Following up on recent debates about sectoral systems of innovation and production, the paper introduces a heuristic framework for analyzing and explaining distinct patterns of technology-based sectoral change.

By using Malerba's [F. Malerba: Sectoral systems of innovation and production, Res. Policy Vol. 102, 845-859, (2002)] concept of sectoral system of innovation and production, we develop a sectoral framework based on three building blocks: technological regimes, demand conditions and environmental and innovation policy.

A sectoral system undergoes change and transformation through the co-evolution of its various elements.

This study proposes three windows related to the specific dimensions of a sectoral system.

The concept sectoral system of innovation and production provides a multidimensional, integrated and dynamic view of sectors.

The aim of this paper is to study the automobile industry of the largest European countries (France, Germany, Great Britain and Italy) from a sectoral, system perspective.

This article seeks to show how a sectoral system approach may contribute to the analysis of the determinants of environmental innovations.