National systems of innovation |
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| Authors: | Zoltán J Acs David B Audretsch Erik E Lehmann Georg Licht |
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| Institution: | 1.School of Public Policy,George Mason University,Fairfax,USA;2.School of Public and Environmental Analysis,Indiana University, Bloomington,Bloomington,USA;3.Faculty of Business and Economics,University of Augsburg,Augsburg,Germany;4.ZEW – Centre for European Economic Research Mannheim,Mannheim,Germany |
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| Abstract: | The perhaps broadest approach to economic performance at the level of a country is the concept of national systems of innovation. Despite the emergence of a compelling literature identifying the persistence of innovative activities and country specific institutional effects, evidence on the nature of national systems of innovation is still missing and a number of crucial questions and answers remain unanswered. To shed light on these issues, as of leading scholars of entrepreneurship and innovation was assembled from around the world for a conference on “National Systems of Entrepreneurship and Innovation” at the ZEW Mannheim in November 2014. This article draws on the NSI framework, sets it in a larger context, examines the logic of the approach and introduces the special issue by summarizing the papers presented at the conference and selected for this special issue. |
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