Industrial Policy: Economic Transition

About

This course explores industrial policies and governmental strategies designed to boost the advancement of specific economic sectors by enhancing productivity, fostering innovation, and improving competitiveness. In the contemporary landscape, pivotal elements driving economic and societal transformations include the digital revolution and the shift towards environmental sustainability. This course delves into the design and implementation of industrial policies to drive digital innovation and green transition by combining theoretical concepts with evidence-based policies from diverse nations. It aims to enhance the understanding of emerging industrial policies, particularly those centred on digital and green transitions, and provide students with the knowledge and practical tools for meaningful contributions to research and policy development.

Course leader

Dr. Tatevik Poghosyan & Dr. Claudia De Fuentes

Target group

Previous knowledge of public policy is an asset, but not an indispensable requirement. This course aims to continue building knowledge regarding specific considerations for design and implementation of industrial policy for digital and green transitions.

Course aim

• Students will gain knowledge on topics related to industrial policies, applied in national and regional contexts, and gain a deeper understanding of green and digital transition policies.
• Students will implement principles of emerging industrial policy and will be equipped with policy tools for implementation of practical knowledge in policy development.
• Prepare students for policy leadership roles.

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