Internationalisation of R&D and Policy Outcomes at Governmental and Institutional Level
Policy strategies, objectives and priority setting towards internationalisation of R&D
The drivers and general trends in internationalisation of S&T and harmonization of instruments fostering international S&T cooperation in the context of globalisation (Suma Athreye, Brunel University West London, Brunel Business School, UK)
Policy instruments for S&T cooperation at governmental level (Karin Wedde-Muehlhausen,Director for Cooperation with the EU-Member States, Associated Countries, North Africa and Middle-East, International Bureau of the Federal Ministry of Education and Research, DLR, Germany)
Evaluation and impact assessment of national policies for internationalisation of R&D in ERA countries with BRIC countries (Ales Gnamus, European Commission, Joint Research Center, IPTS, Knowledge for Growth Unit)
Frameworks for Int. R&D cooperation, instruments to gain information on S&T activities and obstacles to S&T cooperation with Third Countries (Gilles St. Martin, CIRAD, Paris, France)
Mechanisms and policies to foster internationalization of R&D
Fostering a strategic approach for EU international S&T cooperation: the new European Partnership and SFIC (Heiko Prange-Gstoehl, European Commission, DG RTD)
International mobility of human resources in science and technology – Chinese perspective (Koen Jonkeers, Instituto de Políticas y Bienes Públicos (IPP), Centro de Ciencias Humanas y Sociales–CSIC, Spain)
Mechanisms to foster International R&D cooperation - Egyptian perspective (Habiba Hassan-Wassef, University of Cairo, Egypt)
Mechanisms to foster International R&D cooperation - Japanese perspective (Tateo Arimoto, Director General of Research Institute of Science and Technology for Society-RISTEX, Japan Science and Technology Agency, Japan)
The Regional Cooperation Council and its role in promoting international R&D cooperation (Mladen Dragasevic, Head of Building Human Capital and Cross Cutting Issues Unit, Regional Cooperation Council, Bosnia and Herzegovina)
Challenges and opportunities in the internationalisation of business research and development
Keynote Speech
Globalization of R&D and Implications for Home & Host Countries (Prasada Reddy, Lund University, Sweden)
Drivers of internationalisation of business R&D
International Technology Alliances of EU firms (Rene Belderbos, Ibrahim Bolat and Jojo Jacob, Maastricht Economic and Social Research and Training Centre on Innovation and Technology (UNU-MERIT), The Netherlands)
What Determines the Attractiveness of the European Union to the Location of R&D Multinational Firms? (Donald Smith, Economic and Social Research Institute Dublin, Ireland)
Direction of international technology trade: determinants of R&D outsourcing and international licensing (Elif Bascavusoglu-Moreau, Imperial College Business School, UK)
Role of firms in the internationalization of R&D
Internationalization of R&D in Multinational Enterprises: Evidence from the Turkish Automobile Industry (Asli Tuncay-Celikel, Department of Management, Işık University , Turkey)
International cooperative R&D in Enterprises in Egypt (Ahmed Saleh, Head of Innovation Unit at the Research Development and Innovation Programme,
Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Egypt)
How do Multinational Corporations affect R&D activities of Turkish manufacturing firms? (Elif Dayar and Teoman Pamukçu, Atilim University, Turkey & METU-TEKPOL, Middle East Technical University, Turkey)
Increasing supplier competence end changing power relations in the periphery of automotive production – evidence from Bursa (Güldem Özatagan, Izmir Institute of Technology, Turkey)
International Influences on National Decisions: The Case of R&D Strategies in the Turkish Defence Industry (Burcak Ozoglu Pocan METU-TEKPOL, Middle East Technical University, Turkey)
