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Environmental Innovation, working papers
WP 2.5 runs its own Working Paper serie. The main aim of the working paper serie is to share and discuss research output and work in progress. A particular layout will not be required.
All DIME participants can freely send their WP 2.5 working papers by submitting them to WP 2.5 coordinator Vanessa OLTRA (email: oltra[at]u-bordeaux4.fr - replace [at] with @) for approval. Thus, for DIME members, it is in principle a non-refereed working paper series where we rely on the participants' respect for academic quality.
If you are a none-DIME participant, but would like to contribute to the DIME WP 2.5 research agenda, you can submit a working paper to the WP 2.5 coordinator Vanessa OLTRA (email: oltra[at]u-bordeaux4.fr - replace [at] with @) for approval before it can be listed among our WP 2.5 working papers.
Sectoral systems of environmental innovation : An application to the French automotive industry
Submitted by OLTRA on 26 May, 2008 - 14:39.
This article seeks to show how a sectoral system approach may contribute to the analysis of the determinants of environmental innovations. By using Malerba’s (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. read more »
Functions of Innovation Systems as a Framework to Understand Sustainable Technological Change [...]
Submitted by OLTRA on 26 May, 2008 - 14:32.
Full title : Functions of Innovation Systems as a Framework to Understand Sustainable Technological Change Empirical Evidence for Earlier Claims
Understanding the emergence of innovation systems is recently put central in research analysing the process of technological change. Especially the key activities that are important for the build up of an innovation system receive much attention. These are labelled ‘functions of innovation systems’. read more »
Regulation and innovation: the case of renewable energy technologies
Submitted by OLTRA on 9 May, 2008 - 17:48.
Consumer support for environmental policies : An application to car purchases
Submitted by OLTRA on 19 April, 2008 - 07:30.