David Kupfer’s contribution to the analysis of Brazilian innovation policy in the 2000s

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Autor(a) principal: dos Reis Azevedo Botelho, Marisa
Data de Publicação: 2023
Outros Autores: Macedo de Avellar, Ana Paula
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: por
Texto Completo: https://revistas.ufrj.br/index.php/rec/article/view/62048
Resumo: The main features of the Brazilian industrialization process and its consequences, with the external debt crisis in the 1990s and the changes brought by economic liberalization in the same decade, were themes intensely debated by David Kupfer throughout his fruitful academic career. More recently, when the deindustrialization process of the Brazilian economy advanced, Kupfer introduced the term “Brazilian industrial disease” to refer to the chronic crisis that impacted Brazilian industry over the last 40 years. In this discussion, one of the recurrent themes was the insufficiency of the science, technology, and innovation (S,T&I) policy implemented in the country in the 2000s to leverage the industrial development. This is the object of this article, when discussing the most recent results brought by the Innovation Survey (Pintec) in the light of Kupfer’s contributions. The decline of the S,T&I policy is made explicit in the latest edition of Pintec, in 2017, confirming aspects anticipated by the author in several works.
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spelling David Kupfer’s contribution to the analysis of Brazilian innovation policy in the 2000sA contribuição de David Kupfer para a análise da política de inovação brasileira nos anos 2000dos Reis Azevedo Botelho, MarisaMacedo de Avellar, Ana PaulaThe main features of the Brazilian industrialization process and its consequences, with the external debt crisis in the 1990s and the changes brought by economic liberalization in the same decade, were themes intensely debated by David Kupfer throughout his fruitful academic career. More recently, when the deindustrialization process of the Brazilian economy advanced, Kupfer introduced the term “Brazilian industrial disease” to refer to the chronic crisis that impacted Brazilian industry over the last 40 years. In this discussion, one of the recurrent themes was the insufficiency of the science, technology, and innovation (S,T&I) policy implemented in the country in the 2000s to leverage the industrial development. This is the object of this article, when discussing the most recent results brought by the Innovation Survey (Pintec) in the light of Kupfer’s contributions. The decline of the S,T&I policy is made explicit in the latest edition of Pintec, in 2017, confirming aspects anticipated by the author in several works.As principais características do processo de industrialização brasileiro e seus desdobramentos, com a crise da dívida externa nos anos 1990 e as mudanças trazidas pela liberalização econômica nessa mesma década, foram temas intensamente debatidos por David Kupfer ao longo de sua profícua carreira acadêmica. Mais recentemente, quando avança o processo de desindustrialização da economia brasileira, Kupfer introduziu o termo “doença industrial brasileira” para se referir à crise crônica que se abateu sobre a indústria nos últimos quarenta anos. Nessa discussão, um dos temas recorrentes foi o da insuficiência da política de ciência, tecnologia e inovação (C,T&I) implementada no país nos anos 2000 para alavancar o desenvolvimento industrial. Esse é o objeto deste artigo, ao discutir os resultados mais recentes trazidos pela Pesquisa de Inovação (Pintec) à luz das contribuições de Kupfer. O declínio da política de C,T&I se explicita na última edição da Pintec, em 2017, confirmando aspectos antecipados pelo autor em diversos trabalhos.IE-UFRJ2023-11-24info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttps://revistas.ufrj.br/index.php/rec/article/view/62048Revista de Economia Contemporânea; Rev. Econ. Contemp., v. 27, 2023Journal of Contemporary Economics; Rev. Econ. Contemp., v. 27, 20231980-5527porhttps://revistas.ufrj.br/index.php/rec/article/view/62048/39402Copyright (c) 2023 Marisa dos Reis Azevedo Botelho, Ana Paula Macedo de Avellarhttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0oai:ojs.pkp.sfu.ca:article/620482023-11-24T18:31:08Z
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A contribuição de David Kupfer para a análise da política de inovação brasileira nos anos 2000
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Macedo de Avellar, Ana Paula
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description The main features of the Brazilian industrialization process and its consequences, with the external debt crisis in the 1990s and the changes brought by economic liberalization in the same decade, were themes intensely debated by David Kupfer throughout his fruitful academic career. More recently, when the deindustrialization process of the Brazilian economy advanced, Kupfer introduced the term “Brazilian industrial disease” to refer to the chronic crisis that impacted Brazilian industry over the last 40 years. In this discussion, one of the recurrent themes was the insufficiency of the science, technology, and innovation (S,T&I) policy implemented in the country in the 2000s to leverage the industrial development. This is the object of this article, when discussing the most recent results brought by the Innovation Survey (Pintec) in the light of Kupfer’s contributions. The decline of the S,T&I policy is made explicit in the latest edition of Pintec, in 2017, confirming aspects anticipated by the author in several works.
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