Mario Cimoli es profesor invitado a la Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, Unidad Xochimilco, Ciudad de México y profesor asociado al Instituto de Economía de la Escuela de Estudios avanzados de Sant’Anna, Pisa (Italia). Previamente, fue Profesor de Economía, en la universidad de Venecia (1992-2018). Entre 2017-2022 fue Secretario Ejecutivo Adjunto de la Comisión Económica para América Latina y el Caribe (CEPAL). En esta institución, desde 1999 se ha desempeñado como Oficial de Asuntos económicos, Jefe de la Unidad de Innovación y Tecnologías Digitales, Director de la División de Desarrollo Productivo y Empresarial y Oficial a Cargo de la División de Comercio Internacional e Integración. Posee un doctorado de la universidad de Sussex y numerosas publicaciones en revistas académicas especializadas.

Experiencia en Organizaciones Internacionales

2017-2022

Secretario Ejecutivo Adjunto, Comisión Económica para América Latina y el Caribe

1999-2017

Director de la División de Desarrollo Productivo y Empresarial, Comisión Económica para América Latina y el Caribe

Oficial a Cargo de la División de Comercio Internacional e Integración, Comisión Económica para América Latina y el Caribe

Jefe de la Unidad de Innovación y Tecnologías Digitales, División de Desarrollo Productivo y Empresarial, Comisión Económica para América Latina y el Caribe

Oficial de Asuntos Económicos, División de Desarrollo Productivo y Empresarial, Comisión Económica para América Latina y el Caribe

Experiencia Docente

2004-2005

Profesor Visitante, Escuela Sant’Anna de Estudios Avanzados, Universidad de Pisa, Italia; ganador de la Cátedra Philip Morris de Negocios Internacionales.

2001-2016

Profesor Visitante, Magíster en Gestión de la Ciencia, Innovación y Tecnología, Universidad Nacional de General Sarmiento; Instituto para el Desarrollo Económico y Social, y Redes-Centro de Estudios sobre Ciencia, Desarrollo y Educación Superior, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

2001-2016

Profesor Visitante, Máster Internacional en Cooperación y Desarrollo, Escuela Europea de Estudios Avanzados, Universidad de Pavía, Italia.

1992-2018

Profesor Visitante, Programa de Doctorado en Economía y Gestión, Escuela Sant’Anna de Estudios Avanzados, Universidad de Pisa, Italia.

1999/2002

Coordinador de la Maestría en Gobernanza de Distritos Industriales para formuladores de políticas en América Latina (coorganizada por la CEPAL, el BID, la Cooperación Italiana (MAE)) y de la Escuela de Verano de la CEPAL sobre economías latinoamericanas.

1996/98

Profesor Visitante Titular, Maestría en Economía y Gestión del Cambio Tecnológico, Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, Unidad Xochimilco.

1990-2018

Profesor Asociado de Economía en la Universidad Ca Foscari de Venecia.

Otras actividades

2004-actualidad

Initiative for Policy Dialogue, Universidad de Columbia, Nueva York: Codirector del Grupo de Trabajo sobre Política Industrial y Derechos de Propiedad Intelectual para el Desarrollo, con Giovanni Dosi y Joseph E. Stiglitz.

2006-2007

Ministerio de Economía de la República Argentina (MECON), Asesor Económico.

2005-2006

Secretaría Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología de Panamá (SENACYT), Asesor Económico.

2003-2016

Ministerio de Trabajo, Argentina, Asesor Económico. 

2002-2003

Banco Central del Ecuador, Asesor Económico.

1999-2022

Coordinador de proyectos conjuntos entre CEPAL e instituciones internacionales; entre otros UE-“Fondo Regional para el Desarrollo en Transición”, “Euromipyme” y “@lis Sociedad de la Información” (TIC: normas, difusión, acceso y diálogo entre la UE y AL); Programas de Cooperación CEPAL-BMZ/GIZ; IDRC- “Sistemas de Innovación”; BID- “Heterogeneidad Estructural y Crecimiento”; OMPI-“Regímenes de Derechos de Propiedad Intelectual en América Latina”.

1998-2000

Coordinador Sistemas sectoriales de innovación, Ministerio de Universidad e Investigación Científica y Tecnología (MURST), Italia.

1998

Coordinador y jefe académico del proyecto del Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología (CONACYT), México, titulado: “Sistema Mexicano de Innovación”, componente de un estudio de la OCDE sobre sistemas de innovación tecnológica.

1996-1997

Coordinador del proyecto “Sistemas Nacionales de Innovación y Políticas de Integración de Ciencia y Tecnología: el Caso de México en el Escenario del TLCAN” dentro de TSER-UE (Investigación Socioeconómica Focalista), Desarrollo de Investigación Científica (DG12) de la Unión Europea.

1995-1997

Coordinador del proyecto ALFA de cooperación con países latinoamericanos titulado: “Cooperación para la Formación Científica y Tecnológica” de la Comunidad Europea que implicó la organización de proyectos de investigación y movilidad para estudiantes en programas de maestría y doctorado.

1995-1997

Coordinador proyecto bilateral México/Italia, comitato n.10, “Convergenza e divergenza dei sistemi nazionali di innovazione per i paesi che partecipano al NAFTA”, Consejo Nacional de Investigación, Italia ( CNR).

Referee y editor asociado

Editor Asociado

Cambio industrial y corporativo, Oxford University Press

Referee

Revista Brasileira de Inovação, publicada por la Financiadora de Estudos e Projetos (FINEP) y el Ministerio de Ciencia y Tecnología de Brasil Cambridge Journal of Economics, publicado por Oxford University Press para la Cambridge Political Economy Society

Política de investigación, publicada por Elsevier para la Science Policy Research Unit (SPRU) de la Universidad de Sussex (Árbitro) Metroeconomica, Blackwell

Revista de la CEPAL

PUBLICATIONS

Papers

1. (2022), “Repensar el desarrollo a partir de la igualdad” El Trimestre Económico, vol 89, nº 353, 19-37. (co-author: Alicia Bárcena).
2. (2020), “Structural asymmetries and the health crisis: the imperative of a transformative recovery for the advancement of sustainable development in Latin America and the Caribbean” CEPAL Review, 132 (LC/PUB.2021/4-P), Santiago (co-author: Alicia Bárcena).
3. (2020), “Choosing sides in the trilemma: international financial cycles and structural change in developing economies” Economics of Innovation and New Technology: 1-22. (co-authors: José Antonio Ocampo, Gabriel Porcile, and Nunzia Saporito).
4. (2020), “Industrial Policies, Patterns of Learning and Development: an Evolutionary Perspective” 2020/08. Laboratory of Economics and Management (LEM), Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies, Pisa, Italy. (co-authors: Giovanni Dosi, and Xiaodan Yu)
5. (2019), “A technology gap interpretation of growth paths in Asia and Latin America” Research Policy, 48(1), pp. 125-136. (co-authors: João Basilio Pereima, and Gabriel Porcile).
6. (2017), “Productivity, social expenditure and income distribution in Latin America” Brazilian Journal of Political Economy, vol 37, nº 4 (149), pp. 660-679. (co-authors: Gabriel Porcile, Antonio Martins Neto, and Fernando Sossdorf).
7. (2016), “The production structure, exchange rate preferences and the short-run—Medium- run Macrodynamics,” Structural Change and Economic Dynamics, Elsevier, vol. 37(C), pages 13-26. (co-authors: Lima and G. Porcile).
8. (2016), “Introduction to the special issue SCED: Complexity and economic development,” vol. 38, 1-2. (co-authors: J. Basilio Pereima and G. Porcile).
9. (2015), “Estructura productiva y ajuste macroeconómico,” Economía: teoría y práctica, Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, México, vol. 0(3), pp. 9-20, Diciembre. (co-authors: A. Martins and Porcile).
10. (2015), “Productivity, social expenditure and income distribution in Latin America,” serie Desarrollo Productivo, Nº 201 (LC/L.4105), Santiago de Chile, Comisión Económica para América Latina y el Caribe (CEPAL), noviembre. Publicación de las Naciones Unidas. (co- authors A. Martins, Porcile and F. Sossdorf).
11. (2015), “Productivity and Structural Heterogeneity in the Brazilian Manufacturing Sector: Trends and Determinants,” Oxford Development Studies, Taylor & Francis Journals, vol. 43(2), pages 232-252, June. (co-authors: Y. Catela, G. Porcile).
12. (2015), “The Rationale for Industrial and Innovation Policy”, Intereconomics – Review of European Economic Policy, Newsletter – Volume 50, May/June (co-authors: Dosi, J. Stiglitz).
13. (2015), “What kind of microfoundations? Notes on the evolutionary approach”, serie Desarrollo productivo, N° 198 (LC/L.3955), Santiago, Chile, Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC), United Nations Publications, (co-author G. Porcile).
14. (2015), “Cambio estructural y crecimiento”, serie Desarrollo productivo, N° 197 (LC/L.3956), Santiago, Chile, Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC), January. United Nations Publications, (co-authors Pereima Neto and G. Porcile).
15. (2014), “National system of innovation: a note on technological asymmetries and catching- up perspectives”, Revista de Economia Contemporânea, Rio de Janeiro, v.18, n.1, p 5-30, jan- abr/2014.
16. (2014), “Cambio estructural y crecimiento”, REVISTA PARANAENSE DE DESENVOLVIMENTO, Curitiba, 35, n.127, p.21-34, jul./dez. 2014 (co-authors J. Pereima Neto and G. Porcile).
17. (2013), “Technology, Structural Change and BOP Constrained Growth: A Structuralist Toolbox,” Cambridge Journal of Economics, forthcoming (co-author Porcile).
18. (2013), “Technological intensity of the export structure and the real exchange rate,” Economics of Innovation and New Technology, DOI:10.1080/104388599.2012.748504, (co- authors S. Fleitas and G. Porcile).
19. (2012), “Productivity and structural heterogeneity in the Brazilian manufacturing sector: trends and determinants,” LEM Working Paper Series, 2012/20, November 2012, (co-authors Catela and G. Porcile).
20. (2012), “Reciprocidade implícita e crescimento na economia global”, Revista de Economia Política, 32, nº 2 (127), pp. 188-204, April-June/2012 (co-authors: G. Porcile, G. Souza).
21. (2011), “Global  Growth   and   International   Cooperation:   A   Structuralist   Perspective”, Cambridge Journal of Economics, Vol. 35, Issue 2, p. 383–400 (co-author: G. Porcile).
22. (2010), “Structural change, technology, and economic growth: Brazil and the CIBS in a comparative perspective,” Economic Change and Restructuring, DOI: 10.1007/s10644-010- 9095-3 (Published online: 14 August 2010) (co-authors: Pereira, G. Porcile, F. Scatolin).
23. (2010), “Structural Change and the BOP constraint: Why did Latin America fail to converge?”, Cambridge Journal of Economics, Vol. 34, Issue 2, p.389-411 (co-authors: G. Porcile, S. Rovira).
24. (2010), “Specialization, wage bargaining and technology in a multigoods growth model”, Metroeconomica, Vol. 61 Issue 1, p. 219-238 (co-author: G. Porcile).
25. (2009), “Sources of Learning Paths and Technological Capabilities: An Introductory Roadmap of Development Processes”, Economics of Innovation and New technologies, 18, n. 7, p. 675-694 (co-author: G. Porcile).
26. (2009), “Science, Technology and Innovation Policies in Global Open Economies: Reflections from Latin America and the Caribbean”, Globalization, Competitiveness and Governability, 3 Num 1, p. 32-60 (co-authors: J. Ferraz, A. Primi)
27. (2008), “Elites and Structural Inertia in Latin America: An Introductory Note on the Political Economy of Development”, Journal of Economic Issues, vol. XLII N° 2, June, p. 327-347 (co- author: Rovira).
28. (2008), “Technology and intellectual property: a taxonomy of contemporary markets for knowledge and their implications for development”, LEM Working Papers series, 2008/06 (co- author: Primi).
29. (2008), “The Future of Industrial Policies in the New Millennium: Toward a Knowledge- Centred Development Agenda”, LEM Working Papers series, 2008/19, (co-authors: G. Dosi and J. Stiglitz).
30. (2007), “Tecnología, diversificación productiva y crecimiento: un modelo estructuralista”, Economia e sociedade, Revista do Instituto de Economia da UNICAMP, vol.16 N° 3, Diciembre 2007, 289-310 (co-author: G. Porcile).
31. (2006), “Technological Asymmetries, Convergence and Divergence in a Model with a Continuum of Goods”, paper presented at the 9th International Post Keynesian Conference, September 15-18, Kansas City (co-authors: M. Holland and Porcile).
32. (2006), “Especialización, tecnología y crecimiento en el modelo Ricardiano”, Nova Economia, 16, 2, p. 483-506 (co-author: G. Porcile).
33. (2006), “A low-growth model: Informality as structural constraint”, ECLAC Review, n. 88, p. 85-102. (co-authors: Primi and M. Pugno).
34. (2006), “Growth, Structural Change and Technological Latin America in a Comparative Perspective”, LEM Working Paper Series, Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies 2006/11 (co-authors: M. Holland, G. Porcile, A. Primi and S. Vergara).
35. (2006), “Institutions and Policies Shaping. Industrial Development: An Introductory Note”, LEM, Working Paper Series, Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies 2006/02 (co-authors: G. Dosi, R. Nelson and J. Stiglitz). Reprinted and translated: “Instituções e Politicas Moldando o Desenvolvimento Industrial: uma nota introdutória”, Revista Brasileira de Inovação, Vol 6, N° 1, junio 2007, 55-86; Istituzioni e politiche che plasmano lo sviluppo industriale: una nota introduttiva, Stato e Mercato, Quadrimestrale di analisi dei meccanismi e delle istituzioni sociali, politiche ed economiche, Numero: 2, agosto
36. (2005), “An Enclave-Led Model of Growth: The Structural Problem of Informality Persistence in Latin America”, GRADE, Group of Research and Analysis on Development, University of Trento, Discussion Paper 4, 2005 (0504) (co-authors: A. Primi and M. Pugno).
37. (2005), “Science and technology policies in open economies: The case of Latin America and the Caribbean”, ECLAC, Serie de desarrollo productivo 165, Santiago de Chile (co-authors:J. Ferraz and A. Primi).
38. (2004), “Technological learning, policy regimes and growth in a Globalized economy: general patterns and the Latin American experience”, LEM, Working Paper Series, Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies, 2004/01 (co-authors: Castaldi, N. Correa and G. Dosi).
39. (2003), “Structural reforms, technological gaps and economic development: a Latin America perspective”, Industrial and Corporate Change, Oxford university Press, Vol. 12, p. 387-411 (presented at the DRUID-Nelson and Winter conference, Aalborg, 12-15 of June 2001 http:// business.auc.dk /druid/conferences/nw/) (co-author: J. Katz).
40. (2002), “Technological Gaps, de-industrialization and catching-up: is the Chilean case still a paradox?” Centre for Research on Innovation and internationalisation Processes, CESPRI, Working Paper No. 131, July 2002 (co-author: Di Maio).
41. (2002), “Networks, Market Structures And Economic Shocks, The structural changes of Innovation Systems in Latin America”, Laboratory of economics and Management Sant’Anna School of Advance studies, LEM Working Paper Series, 2002/12, May
42. (2001), “Intellectual Property Rights and National Innovation Systems. Some Lesson from the Mexican Experience”, Revue d’ Economie Industrielle, N. 99, pp. 215-233 (presented at the DRUID-Nelson and Winter conference, Aalborg, 12-15 June 2001 (http:// business.auc.dk /druid/conferences/nw/) (co-author: J. Aboites).
43. (2000), “Technology, Growth and Development”, University of Ottawa, working paper 00-54, Ottawa, Canada (co-author: de la Mothe).
44. (2000), “Technical Trajectories and QWERTY Methodology: An Application for Pharmaceutical Innovations” Journal of Research in Pharmaceutical Economics, Vol. 10, Number 1. p. 51- 81(co-author: M. Altagracia).
45. (2000), “Creación de Redes y Sistema de Innovación: México en un Contexto Global”, El Mercado de Valores, Año LX, Edición en español, 1/ENERO.
46. (1998), “Patterns of specialization, economic growth and the balance –of –payment constraint”. Revista de Ciência e Tecnologia Política e Gestão para a Periferia, Recife, v. 2, n.2, 1-14 (co-author: O. Canuto).
47. (1998), “National System of Innovation: A Note on Technological Asymmetries and Catching- Up Perspective”, IIASA, WP, Interim Report, IR-98-030/June.
48. (1997), “Specialisation and Technology in Mexico: a Virtual Pattern of Specialisation”, IIASA; WP, Interim Report IR-97-016May, 1997 (co-author: Capdevielle and G. Dutrenit).
49. (1995), “Technological Paradigms, Patterns of Learning and Development. An Introductory Roadmap”, Journal of Evolutionary Economics, Vol. 5, n. 3, p. 243-269. (working paper n.83, IIASA, Laxenburg, Austria) (co-author: G. Dosi).
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51. (1994), “De los Paradigmas Tecnológicos a los Sistemas Nacionales de Producción e Innovación”, Comercio Exterior, vol.44, 8 (co-author: G. Dosi).
52. (1994), “Technological Gaps, Specialization and Growth: A Structuralist /Evolutionary View”, IIASA, working paper n.82, Laxenburg, Austria.
53. (1993), “Innovation Diffusion Institutional Differences and Patterns of Trade: a North-South Model”, DRC Paper 36 – SPRU, University of Sussex. (co-author: G. Dosi and L. Soete).
54. (1992), “Exchange Rate and Productive Structure in a Technological Gap Model”, Economic Notes, 21, no.3, p. 490-510.
55. (1992), “A Generalized Technology Gap Trade Model”, Economie Appliquée, 3. (co-author:Soete).
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Books

1. (2017), (ed.), Manufactura y cambio estructural: aportes para pensar la política industrial en la Argentina, Libros de la CEPAL, N° 149 (LC/PUB.2017/21-P), Santiago (co-editors: Abeles,P.Lavarello).
2. (2017), (ed.), Políticas industriales y tecnológicas en América Latina, Publicación de las Naciones Unidas CEPAL y de la Cooperación Alemana (LC/TS.2017/91), Santiago (co-editors:Castillo, G. Porcile, G. Stumpo).
3. (2014), (ed.), Intellectual Property Rights and Development. Oxford/New York: Oxford University Press, (co-editors: Dosi, K. Maskus, R. Okediji, J. Reichman, and J. Stiglitz).
4. (2010), Innovation and Economic Development: the Impact of Information and Communication Technologies in Latin America, Edward Elgar Pub. December (co-editors: A. Hofman, N. Mulder).
5. (2009), (ed.) Industrial Policy and Development: The Political Economy of Capabilities Accumulation, Oxford, Oxford University Press (co-editors: Dosi , Stiglitz E.J.).
6. (2005), El camino Latinoamericano hacia la competitividad, Siglo XXI editores, México DF (co- editors: Garcia, C. Garrido).
7. (2005), Redes, Jerarquías y Dinámicas Productivas, FLACSO, OIT and Miño y Dávila, Buenos Aires (co-editors Casalet, G. Yoguel).
8. (2005), (ed.), Heterogeneidad estructural, asimetrías tecnológicas y crecimiento en América Latina, Naciones Unidas-BID, LC/W 35, Santiago.
9. (2000), (ed.) Developing Innovation System: Mexico in the Global Context, Continuum-Pinter Publishers, New York/London.
10. (1992), Eserciziario di Economia Politica, Cafoscarina, (co-editor: R. Perli).
11. (1989), (ed.) Cambiamento strutturale ed asimmetrie nell’economia italiana, Franco Angeli, Milano (co-editor: Musu).
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Chapters in books

1. (2020), “Industrial Policies, Patterns of Learning and Development: an Evolutionary Perspective” (co-authors: Giovanni Dosi and Xiaodan Yu), in Arkebe Oqubay, Christopher Cramer, Ha-Joon Chang, and Richard Kozul-Wright (eds.) The Oxford Handbook of Industrial Policy, Oxford University Press, 93-124.
2. (2019), “Tecnología, heterogeneidad y crecimiento: una caja de herramientas estructuralista” (co-author: G. Porcile), in Florencia Barleta et al (eds) Tópicos de la teoría evolucionista neoschumpeteriana de la innovación y el cambio tecnológico : 2, Los Polvorines: Universidad Nacional de General Sarmiento, 439-480.
3. (2017), “Industrial Policies in Learning Economies” (co-author: G. Dosi), in Akbar Noman and Joseph Stiglitz (eds) Efficiency, Finance, and Varieties of Industrial Policy: Guiding Resources, Learning, and Technology for Sustained Growth, Columbia University Press, New York, pp. 23–64.
4. (2016), “Latin American structuralism: the co- evolution of technology, structural change and economic growth” (co-author: G. Porcile), in Erik S. Reinert & Jayati Ghosh & Rainer Kattel (ed.), Handbook of Alternative Theories of Economic Development. Edward Elgar Publishing, number 15311, June, 228-239.
5. (2015), “Productividad y cambio estructural: el estructuralismo y su diálogo con otras corrientes heterodoxas (co-author: G. Porcile) in Alicia Barcena and Antonio Prado (eds), Neoestructuralismo y corrientes heterodoxas en América Latina y el Caribe a inicios del siglo XXI, UN ECLAC, Santiago, Chile. 225-240.
6. (2014), “Unveiling Innovation Dynamics and Development Processes: A Mexican Perspective” (co-author: Calza, E.) in Shome, Parthasarathi, Sharma, Pooja (Eds.) Emerging Economies: Food and Energy Security, and Technology and Innovation. Springer, 375-403.
7. (2014), “Innovation, Technical change and patents in the development process: A long term view” (co-authors: Dosi, G., R. Mazzoleni and B. Sampat), in M. Cimoli, G. Dosi, K. Maskus, R. Okediji, J. Reichman, J. Stiglitz (ed) Intellectual Property Rights and Development. Oxford/New York: Oxford University Press, 57-88.
8. (2014), “Industrial policy and IPR: A knowledge governance approach” (co-author: Burlamaqui, ), in M. Cimoli, G. Dosi, K. Maskus, R. Okediji, J. Reichman, J. Stiglitz (ed) Intellectual Property Rights and Development. Oxford/New York: Oxford University Press, p. 477-502.
9. (2014), “The Role of Intellectual Property Rights in Develloping Countries: Some Conclusions” (co-authors: Dosi, G., K.Maskus, R. Okediji, J. Reichman, J. Stiglitz), in M. Cimoli, G. Dosi, K. Maskus, R. Okediji, J. Reichman, J. Stiglitz (ed) Intellectual Property Rights and Development. Oxford/New York: Oxford University Press, 503 – 512.
10. (2014), “The role of industrial and exchange rate policies in promoting structural change, productivity and employement” (co-authors: Astorga, R. and Porcile), in Transforming economies. Making industrial policy work for growth, jobs and development. International Labour Office, p. 79-111.
11. (2013), “Accumulation of Capabilities, Structural Change, and Macro Prices: an Evolutionary and Structuralist Roadmap” (co-autor: Porcile, G.), in J. Stiglitiz, J. Yifu Lin and E. Patel (eds.) The Industrial Policy Revolution Africa in the 21st Century. Palgrave Macmillan, p.73-113.
12. (2012), “Creative destruction and recovery in Latin America: an out-of crisis roadmap centred on technology and industrial policies”, (co-authors: E. Calza, A. Primi and S. Rovira), in A. Deshpande and Nurse (eds.) The Global Economic Crisis and the Developing World: Implications and Prospects for Recovery and Growth. Routledge (New York) p. 166-198.
13. (2011), “Latin America: relative performance, structural change and technological capabilities in historical perspective” (co- author: Bértola, , Bianchi, C. and Porcile, G.), in P.Lionello and Fejió (eds.), Structural Adjustments and Regional Integration in Europe and Latin America. Routledge.
14. (2011), “Learning, Technological Capabilities and Structural Dynamics” (co-author: Porcile, ), in J.A. Ocampo y J. Ros (eds.), The Oxford Handbook of Latin American Economies. Oxford, Oxford University Press (New York), p. 546-567.
15. (2010), “ICT, Learning and Growth: An Evolutionary Perspective” (co-author: Correa, N.), Chapter 7 in Cimoli, A. Hofman and N. Mulder (eds.), Innovation and Economic Development: the Impact of Information and Communication Technologies in Latin America, Edward Elgar Pub, p.159-202.
16. (2009), “The political economy of capabilities accumulation: the past and future of policy for industrial development” (co-authors: Dosi, G. and Stiglitz E.J.), Chapter 1 in M. Cimoli, G. Dosi and E.J. Stiglitz (eds.), Industrial Policy and Development, The Political Economy of Capabilities Accumulation, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 1-18..
17. (2009), “Institutions and policies shaping industrial development: an introductory note” (co- authors: G. Dosi, R. R. Nelson and E.J. Stiglitz), Chapter 2 in M. Cimoli, G. Dosi and E.J. Stiglitz (eds.), Industrial Policy and Development, The Political Economy of Capabilities Accumulation, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 19-38.
18. (2009), “Technological learning, policy regime and growth: the long term-patterns and some specificities of a “globalized economy” (co-authors: Castaldi, N. Correa and G. Dosi), Chapter 3 in M. Cimoli, G. Dosi and E.J. Stiglitz (eds.), Industrial Policy and Development, The Political Economy of Capabilities Accumulation, Oxford, Oxford University Press, p. 39-78.
19. (2009), “Intellectual property and industrial development: a critical assessment” (co-authors:Coriat, A. Primi), Chapter 19 in M. Cimoli, G. Dosi and E.J. Stiglitz (eds.), Industrial Policy and Development, The Political Economy of Capabilities Accumulation, Oxford, Oxford University Press, p. 506-540.
20. (2009), “Institutions and policies in developing economies”, in Bengt-Ake Lundvall et (eds.), Handbook of Innovation System and Developing Countries, Edward Elgar, p.337-370 (co-authors: Dosi, G., Nelson R. R., and Stiglitz E.J.).
21. (2008), “The future of industrial policy in the new millennium: towards a knowledge-centered development agenda” (co-authors: G. Dosi and E.J. Stiglitz), Chapter 20 in M. Cimoli, G. Dosi and E.J. Stiglitz (eds.), Industrial Policy and Development, The Political Economy of Capabilities Accumulation, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 541-560.
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