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Industrial Policy Reference Resource: By type: Conference

Title	Authors	Year	Organisation	Publisher
Capital/Skills-Intensity and Job Creation: An Analysis of Policy Options	Michael Samson, Kenneth Mac Quene and Ingrid van Niekerk	2001	TIPS/EPRI/USAID	TIPS
Clustering as a Form of Improving Manufacturing Performance and Economic Growth in South Africa	H Nel and G Makuwaza	2001	Rhodes University	SA Economic Society
Dynamics of Industry and Innovation: Organizations, Networks and Systems	Paulo N Figueiredo	2005	Danish Research Unit for Industrial Dynamics	Getulio Vargas Foundation/EBAPE
Global Industrial Restructuring: Recent Trends and Policy Issues	OECD	2002	OECD	OECD
Industrial Policy in an Era of Free Trade. What isn't and is Possible?	Jim Stanford	2003	Canadian Auto Workers	n/a
Industrial Policy in East Asia. Lessons for Europe	Ha-Joon Chang	2006	European Investment Bank	n/a
Industrial Policy in South Africa. Targets Constraints and Challenges	David Kaplan	2007	University of Oxford	n/a
Leading Issues on Africa's Path to Industrialization. The Role of Support Systems and Instruments	Kandeh Yumkella & Jebamalai Vinanchiarachi	2001	UNIDO/CSAE	UNIDO Publication
Policy Space in Historical Perspective: With Special Reference to Trade and Industrial Policies	Ha-Joon Chang	2005	University of Cambridge	QEH
Reflections on Obstacles to Meaningful Industrial Policy in Developing Countries	Larry E. Westphal	2005	University of Oxford	QEH
State and market in Economic Development. Southeast Asian industrial policy in comparative East Asian perspective	Jomo Kwane Sundaram	2002	University of Malay	n/a
The Asian Industrial Policy Experience: Implications for Latin America	Marcus Noland & Howard Pack	2003	LAEBA	Inter-American Development Bank
The World Bank's Role in Science and Technology	Lauritz B. Holm-Nielsen	2000	The World Bank	The World Bank Group
What Should be the Role of Government in Fostering Clusters	Mike Morris, Glen Robbins and Justin Barnes	2004	UKZN	School of Development Studies

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The Industrial Policy Bibliography is an online resource of key South African and international references on industrial policy and related subjects. The collection is organised by theme and by region/country. Browse the collection by using the menu above. To view the details of a reference, including the abstract, click on the title.

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