The recent work of Mariana Mazzucato on the role of public funding in economic
development seeks to rebalance debates on innovation to highlight the role of the State, as …

Abstract Norman and Stiglitz (2012, 7) emphasize that the long-term success of economic
development rests on the ability of societies to learn “new technologies, new ways of doing …

Industrial development and economic transformation have recently been attracting renewed
attention. Among the significant and growing research on industrial policy, however, only a …

Since the mid-1980s, the Chilean salmon industry has steadily increased its annual
production, propelled by a rapidly growing world demand for seafood (Montero 2004). The …

In the last 20 years, aquaculture in general and harvested Atlantic salmon in particular has
experienced very high growth rates compared to other food products, and at the same time …

In light of the current depletion of extractive marine resources and the sustainability issues
that have arisen in the aquaculture industry, the small-scale aquaculture sector has …

Aquaculture is growing and becoming more important globally. It now makes up almost 50%
of the global fish harvest in what is called the “Blue Revolution,” to draw a comparison with …

Globally, aquaculture is expanding rapidly, with salmon becoming one of the most dynamic
and fast-growing production systems in the world. Despite its commercial success, Chilean …

This paper aims to explore the point of view of experts of the Italian policy network of the
fisheries and aquaculture sectors on technological innovation. This type of research is still …

Through the second half of the twentieth century, within both developed and
underdeveloped countries, several social movements sought to produce technological …