1st Edition
Learning and Innovation in Natural Resource Based Industries
Introduction – Innovation in natural resource-based industries: a pathway to development?
Allan Dahl Andersen, Anabel Marìn and Erlend O. Simensen
1. Sources and contexts of inter-industry differences in technological opportunities: the cases of Argentina and Brazil
Anabel Marìn and Sergio Petralia
2. ‘Discovery’ of non-traditional agricultural exports in Latin America: diverging pathways through learning and innovation
Michiko Iizuka and Mulu Gebreeyesus
3. Innovation, natural resource-based activities and growth in emerging economies: the formation and role of knowledge-intensive service firms
Gustavo Crespi, Jorge Katz and Jocelyn Olivari
4. Capability creation in the natural resource-based sector: experiences from Swedish mining
Cali Nuur, Linda Gustavsson and Staffan Laestadius
5. Innovation and natural resource-based development: case of natural rubber sector in Kerala, India
K. J. Joseph, Namrata Thapa and Olav Wicken
6. The mining sectors in Chile and Norway, ca. 1870–1940: the development of a knowledge gap
Kristin Ranestad
7. Environmental aspects of natural resource intensive development: the case of agriculture
Björn Johnson and Gert Villumsen
Biography
Allan Dahl Andersen is an Associate Professor in the Centre for Technology, Innovation, and Culture at Oslo University, Norway. Starting from the innovation system tradition, he is interested in the interplay between organizational, institutional, and technological innovation in processes of structural change. He applies these perspectives in particular to the areas of sustainability transitions and natural resource based industries.
Anabel Marín is Senior Researcher on Science, Technology and Innovation Policy at the National Scientific and Technical Research Council (CONICET) in Argentina. She is the director of the Research Center for Transformation and the Director of Bioleft. She is interested in the use of multidisciplinary approaches to address problems of economic sustainable and inclusive development. Her most recent projects are on the development of production and innovation capabilities and on transitions towards industries related to natural resources.
