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Book SynopsisProviding an overview of industrial development using a variety of different approaches and perspectives, the
Handbook of Industrial Development brings together expert contributors and highlights the current multiple and interdependent challenges that can only be addressed using an interdisciplinary approach.
Chapters discuss the existing issues faced by industry following both the digital and environmental transitions, highlighting their regional roots and the interplay with the wider institutional framework. Investigating the necessity for companies to design new products and production processes and also re-think their corporate responsibilities, this Handbook illustrates the need for a much broader vision taking into account historical, social, political and cultural viewpoints at all governmental levels. Furthermore, it takes an analytical look at further research, including insightful directions for future industrial development policies.
Answering complex policy questions for today, this crucial Handbook will be invaluable for policymakers looking for insights into sustainable industrial development as well as practitioners who are seeking an up-to-date comprehensive overview of the topic. Economic development and innovation scholars and researchers will also find the future research ideas interesting and informative.
Trade Review‘Industry is key not only to economic growth and jobs. Its ongoing transformation and a stronger and clearer directionality in policy action can critically contribute to establish sustainable development paths as well as to fight territorial imbalances. But how? This Handbook takes the challenge of unwinding this complex issue and analyses past experiences, potentials, limitations and perspectives for the future, adopting an intriguing multidisciplinary approach aimed at understanding both global and local stakes. An important contribution to the current efforts of both scientists and policymakers.’ -- Alessandro Rainoldi, Joint Research Centre, European Commission, Spain
‘The global economy is undergoing dramatic change due to newly transparent geopolitical shifts and technological disruption. Technological disruption is due to a variety of technological paradigm shifts ranging from the Internet of Things to quantum computing to artificial intelligence. Climate change and related agricultural and health issues complicate management and policy issues still further. In order to ensure industrial development follows a better path, it is important to critically re-think the role of firms, technologies, industrial sectors and structures, the changing nature of work and labour markets, governance and public policy, and, in turn, their socio-economic impacts within regions, nation states and the global economy. This timely Handbook brings together leading scholars from several fields to explore these issues. Its collection of thought-provoking chapters will allow readers to challenge the conventional wisdom and to consider alternative possibilities for sustainable and more inclusive industrial development.’ -- – David J Teece, University of California, Berkeley, US
‘Our world is facing profound challenges that require a re-examination of cherished ideas. Early 2020 brought a pandemic, a global recession and an unprecedented reconfiguration of supply chains. The world now stares down a regional war of untold danger and hardship. Looking to the future, we will need hope and insight into a newly designed wealth-generating capacity taking into account social, environmental, political and industrial governance practices of a magnitude not seen since the first Industrial Revolution. This new Handbook of Industrial Development
takes on such a task and it could not be more timely. Combining theory, sectoral analysis and multiple geographies while recognizing new societal imperatives, the book looks beyond Industry 4.0, interrogating up-to-the-minute developments in today's industries while offering suggestions for future-oriented policy to tackle near- and long-term problems of equity and inclusion.’ -- Amy Glasmeier, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, US
‘This Handbook of Industrial Development
will be central to academic research, teaching and industry engagement for decades to come. In an era when governments seek new ways to promote employment and rebuild economic capacity this Handbook provides solutions to the conceptual and practical challenges many nations face in their efforts to establish and develop new industries. World-leading researchers provide fresh insights into the relationship between industrial development and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the places of innovation, path development, sectoral policy and the challenges before governments. This Handbook is both timely and pivotal to advancing thinking and policy on the industry of the future.’ -- Andrew Beer, University of South Australia, Australia
Table of ContentsContents: Foreword by Annalisa Primi: why talking about production means talking about development xvi Foreword by Richard Kozul-Wright xviii PART I INTRODUCTION 1 Shaping sustainable industrial development paths 2 Patrizio Bianchi, Sandrine Labory and Philip R. Tomlinson PART II HISTORICAL AND SOCIOECONOMIC PERSPECTIVE ON INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT 2 Industrial revolutions in a globalizing world, 1760–present 18 Bas van Leeuwen, Ulbe Bosma and Meimei Wang 3 Latin America: learning and fictional expectations in industrial development 37 Clemente Ruiz Durán and Moisés Balestro 4 Murmurs of an industrial revolution in Africa: is it time for Africa? 54 Horman Chitonge 5 Industrialization, economic and political power 76 Graham Brownlow 6 The transformation of work: changing employment governance regime 91 Valeria Pulignano 7 Sustainable human development, capabilities and the new trajectories of industrial policy 107 Mario Biggeri, Andrea Ferrannini, Santosh Mehrotra, Marco R. Di Tommaso and Patrizio Bianchi PART III INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT IN REGIONS 8 Place and industrial development: paths to understanding? 134 Peter Sunley and Ron Martin 9 Innovation, industrial dynamics and regional inequalities 152 Ron Boschma, Martina Pardy and Sergio Petralia 10 Evolutions in industrial districts and local productive systems 166 Marco Bellandi, Maria Chiara Cecchetti and Erica Santini 11 External collaboration for innovation: firms, industry, regions and policy 183 Mariachiara Barzotto, Carlo Corradini, Felicia Fai, Sandrine Labory and Philip R. Tomlinson 12 Governing industrial policy: the scope and limits of the ‘good governance’ agenda 201 Pedro Marques and Kevin Morgan PART IV SECTORS 13 Spatial implications of the platform economy: cases and questions 216 Martin Kenney, John Zysman, Dafna Bearson and Camille Carlton 14 Consumer goods: from mass consumption to servitization 233 Juan Carlos Monroy-Osorio, Marco Opazo-Basáez and Ferran Vendrell-Herrero 15 The car industry as a laboratory of transformations induced by industrial development 249 David Bailey, Dan Coffey, Lisa De Propris and Carole Thornley 16 The propulsive role of the space industry in industrial development: evaluating the case of spaceports 269 Leslie Budd and Davide Villani 17 The energy sector: an industrial perspective on energy transitions 288 Tuukka Mäkitie and Markus Steen 18 Industry, innovations and transition to the green and circular economy 303 Massimiliano Mazzanti and Emy Zecca PART V THE ROLE OF THE STATE IN INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT 19 Industrial policy beyond market failure: structural dynamics, innovation and economic governance for industrial development 323 David Bailey, Sandrine Labory and Philip R. Tomlinson 20 Stages of industrial development and appropriate industrial policy 339 Murat Yülek and K. Ali Akkemik 21 Platform oligopolies, anti-trust policy and sustainable development 358 Christos Pitelis and Eleni E.N. Piteli 22 States of innovation: how the state shapes production transformation 383 Antonio Andreoni and Rainer Kattel 23 Industrial development and the growth process: a structural framework 404 Ivano Cardinale and Roberto Scazzieri Index
