Linking labour regimes and technological innovation in Central and Eastern Europe : The case of automotive and software industries

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Document Type:	Working paper
Year of publication:	2012
The title of a journal, publication series:	NEUJOBS Working Paper
Volume:	6.2
Place of publication:	Brussels
Publishing house:	Centre for European Policy Studies
Publication language:	English
Institution:	Außerfakultäre Einrichtungen > Graduate School of Economic and Social Sciences- CDSS (Social Sciences) Außerfakultäre Einrichtungen > Mannheim Centre for European Social Research - Research Department B
Subject:	320 Political science
Abstract:	This report studies the link between labour regimes and technological innovation in Central and Eastern Europe, analysing in some detail two key sectors that have gained in importance in the economies of the region: the automotive and software industries. Defining success as a move up-market in terms of production and/or gaining a dominant and stable share in the world markets, both sectors have been successful regionally and, in certain aspects, also globally. Yet, the character and levels of innovation and R&D within them differ. Whereas innovation in automotive sectors – to the extent that it takes place – is imported, much innovation in the software industry is indigenous.

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BASE: Beblavý, Miroslav ; Kureková, Lucia ; Myant, Martin ; Domonkos, Stefan ; Drahokoupil, Jan

Google Scholar: Beblavý, Miroslav ; Kureková, Lucia ; Myant, Martin ; Domonkos, Stefan ; Drahokoupil, Jan

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