Currículo

Política Industrial, de Inovação e de Investigação 03384

Contextos

Groupo: Economia Política, Doutoramento Interdisciplinar > 3º Ciclo > Parte Escolar > Optativas

ECTS

6.0 (para cálculo da média)

Objectivos

Nesta UC visa-se concretizar os seguintes objetivos de aprendizagem: 1) Dotar os alunos de instrumentos concetuais e procedimentais de aprendizagem sobre o papel do Estado nos domínios das políticas industrial, de inovação e de investigação. 2) Dotar os alunos de instrumentos de reflexão crítica sobre a diversidade de perspetivas acerca das orientações aos níveis das políticas industrial, de inovação e de investigação. 3) Desenvolver competências de análise aplicada de Economia Política através de casos específicos de medidas de política industrial, de inovação e de investigação.

Programa

1. Introdução a. Conceitos de III b. Relações entre ciência, tecnologia e inovação 2. Evolução das Políticas de III b. Evolução da política industrial a. Evolução das políticas de investigação e inovação c. Estudo de caso: a política de propriedade intelectual 3. Perspectivas comparadas a. O desempenho científico e tecnológico das nações b. Sistemas nacionais de inovação c. Estados desenvolvimentistas d. Estudos sociais da ciência e da tecnologia e. Estudo de caso: políticas de III em Portugal 4. Economia Política das Políticas de III a. A economia política da política industrial b. A economia política do Consenso de Washington c. A governação global da investigação e da inovação d. Estudo de caso: os laboratório associados em Portugal 5. Prospectiva e grandes desafios das políticas de III

Método de Avaliação

Ensaio individual: 100% Exame final: 100%

Carga Horária

Carga Horária de Contacto -

Trabalho Autónomo - 121.0

Carga Total -

Bibliografia

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