1st Edition
Promoting Innovation, Productivity and Industrial Growth and Reducing Poverty
1. Promoting Innovation, Productivity And Industrial Growth And Reducing Poverty: Bridging The Policy Gap – Introduction Maureen Mackintosh, Joanna Chataway and Marc Wuyts
2. Transformative Social Policy And Innovation In Developing Countries Thandika Mkandawire
3. Which Growth Theory Is Good For The Poor? Charles Gore
4. The Gap Between Successful Innovation And Access To Its Benefits: Indian Pharmaceuticals Sudip Chaudhuri
5. Diffusion Of Medical Technology And Equity In Health In Brazil: An Exploratory Analysis Sebastião Loureiro, Bruno Simões, Erika, Aragão, Fabio Mota, Hamilton Moura and Luciano Damasceno
6. Competitive And Organisational Constraints On Innovation, Investment And Quality Of Care In A Liberalised Low-Income Health System: Evidence From Tanzania Maureen Mackintosh and Paula Tibandebage
7. The International AIDS Vaccine Initiative In A Changing Landscape Of Vaccine Development: In A Changing Landscape Of Vaccine Development (Iavi) Joanna Chataway and Stefano Brusoni
8. A Public/Private Partnership As Knowledge Broker and Integrator Eugenia Cacciatori, Rebecca Hanlin and Luigi Orsenigo
9. Competitive Selection And Technological Capabilities In Ethiopian Manufacturing Adamasu Shifera
10. Banking On Rural Innovation For Poverty Reduction: A Case Study Of Value-Chain Lending In Mozambique Roberto Simonetti, Marc Wuyts and Anna Fivawo-Wuyts
11. Industry Associations And Technology-Based Growth In India Suma Athreye and Sachin Chaturvedi
Biography
Maureen Mackintosh is Professor of Economics and Co-Director of the International Development Centre, Faculty of Social Sciences, Open University, UK.
Joanna Chataway is Professor in Development Policy and Practice, Faculty of Technology at The Open University, UK. She is part of the senior management team at Innogen - the ESRC centre for for social and economic research on innovation in genomics.
Marc Wuyts is Professor of Quantitative Applied Economics at the Institute of Social Studies, The Hague, The Netherlands.






