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NB : The information on this world wide web site is made available to present the 2000 session of ESSID; The information has been supplied by ESSID Board of Directors and by participants.All tittle and intellectual property rights are owned by the information suppliers and are protected by the applicable laws.
- To promote the diffusion of knowledge and research findings in the field of Industrial Dynamics
- To provide a meeting place for specialists willing to compare and share their research experience
- To supply lectures and information to advanced economic students at PhD level, senior researchers and young professors willing to obtain specific training on major changes in the economy
Advanced economic students at Ph.D. level, senior researchers and young professors willing to obtain specific training and lectures on major changes in Economics.
Applications of PhD students from smaller countries or less developed European regions in the Union, where it is difficult to reach the critical mass necessary to offer a high quality training programme in the field of Industrial Dynamics, will be encouraged.
Target Group : Researchers from countries of the European Union and associated states, aged 35 years or under, with special priority to researchers whose place of work is in less-favoured region, women researchers and researchers working in industry.
Formal lectures every morning, providing students with detailed knowledge on specific topics :
Theories of the Firm, Industrial Dynamics (entry, exit, firm's growth, innovation, industry evolution and structural adjustment), Innovation and the Knowledge based Economy, Spatial Dynamics.
Afternoons will be devoted to semi-structured workshops on research methodology and research tools as a continuous process of learning and interacting.
In every session of the School, an entire day will be devoted to a special topic, with an homogenous team of researchers presenting their outgoing research. In 2000 : "European Policies and the Geography of Innovation".
Cristiano ANTONELLI (Torino Univ., IT)
Flora BELLONE (Corse Univ., FR)
Stefano BRESCHI (CESPRI, Bocconi Univ., IT)
Uwe CANTNER (Augsburg Univ., DE)
Robin COWAN (MERIT, Maastricht Univ., NL)
Jean-Michel DALLE (IDHE, ENS Cachan, FR)
Claude DUPUY (LEREP, Toulouse I Univ., FR)
Dominique FORAY (IMRI, Paris-Dauphine Univ., FR)
Paul GEROSKI (London Business School, UK)
Aldo GEUNA (SPRU, Sussex Univ., UK)
Max KEILBACH (ZEW, DE)
Francesco LISSONI (CESPRI, Bocconi Univ., IT)
Bengt-Ake LUNDVALL (Aalborg Univ., DK)
Jacques MAIRESSE (CREST, INSEE, FR)
Franco MALERBA (CESPRI, Bocconi Univ., IT)
Mireille MATT (BETA, Louis Pasteur Univ., FR)
Marie-Antoinette MAUPERTUIS (Corse Univ., FR)
Luigi ORSENIGO (CESPRI, Bocconi Univ., IT)
Paul-Marie ROMANI (Nice Univ., Corse Univ., FR)
W. Edward STEINMUELLER (SPRU, Sussex Univ., UK)
Morris TEUBAL (The Hebrew Univ., IS)
André TORRE (SADIF, INRA, FR)
Stefano USAI (CRENOS,Sassari,IT)
Katharine WAKELIN (Nottingham Univ., UK)
Prof. Tim Bresnahan (Stanford Univ., USA), Prof. Dominique Foray (IMRI Paris-Dauphine Univ., France), Prof. Paul Geroski (London Business School, UK), Prof. Bengt-Ake Lundvall (Aalborg Univ., Denmark), Prof. Franco Malerba (CESPRI, Bocconi Univ., Italy), Prof W.E. Steinmueller (SPRU, Sussex Univ., UK), Prof. Andre Torre (SADIF, INRA, France)
School fees : 2300 FF + VAT / 350,63 Euro + VAT (Fees include only the access to the lectures and workshops, and the materials distributed to participants - Travel, food and accommodation not included)
The lectures will be devoted to specific topics and will fulfill the aim to provide students with detailed (and sometimes written) " codified knowledge " about the different research dimensions of a given topic. Two lectures each morning are given by leading scholars and specialists in the field. Each lecture will explore particular dimensions of the field, it should include not only the state of the art of the discipline but also the main research questions, the policy implications and an assessment of the future directions of research. After each lecture, a lot of time for intensive discussion is planned.
Semi-directed workshop will be devoted to transfer " tacit knowledge " . The students will be divided in small groups (10 per group max.). The three first afternoons will be devoted to formal presentation by students of their research projects and the two last afternoons will be devoted to technical topics(Experimental economics, econometrics, simulations, qualitative methods, innovation survey) .
For information and application forms, please contact :
:
Valerie.Fleurette@dauphine.fr