Class Sectoral Policies and Innovation

  This discipline intends to give and analyse several sectoral relevant policies for portuguese economy, namely agricultural policy, industrial policy, energy policy, envoronmental policy, tourism policy and also formation and qualification policies of human resources. Intends, yet, to analyse innovation and innovation policies.

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1. Sectoral Policies 1.1. Some Sectoral Policies 1.1.1. Agricultural Policy 1.1.2. Industrial Policy 1.1.3. Energy Policy 1.1.4. Environmental Policy 1.1.6. Formation/Qualification Policy of Human Resources   1.2 innovation 1.2.1. Concepts 1.2.2. The measure of innovation 1.2.4. Creativity and intelectual Property 1.2.5. Objectifs and Instruments of Innovation Policy 1.2.6. The Innovation System in Portugal and in  UE 2. Case studies.

  The methodologies used are the exposition of concepts followed immediately by their application to concrete cases and discussion of these situations. For this purpose, students use the most modern and sophisticated information and communication technologies.

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