Heiko Prange
Biographic Data
| ID | 4378781 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Heiko Prange |
| GIVEN NAMES | Heiko |
| FAMILY NAME | Prange |
| SIGNATURE | PRANGE H |
| AFFILIATIONS | b Technische Universitát München , Lothstrasse 17, 80335 München, Germany |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 31 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Explaining Varieties of Regional Innovation Policies in Europe
Since the 1990s the `region' has been widely acknowledged as an appropriate arena for innovation policies. While regional innovation policies and the creation of regional innovation systems and local clusters are highly propagated by the European Union and the OECD, there are still significant differences in regional activities even among nation states which are equally exposed to global competition, and are similarly dependent on technological i…
Globalisierung und der variierende Wandel nationaler Politiken im internationalen Vergleich
ZPol Zeitschrift für Politikwissenschaft , Seite 1141 - 1161
The Open Method of Coordination in the European Research Area
Missing the Lisbon Target? Multi-Level Innovation and EU Policy Coordination
At its Lisbon Summit in March 2000, the European Council decided to apply the Open Method of Coordination (OMC) to innovation policies. The aim is to establish a European Research Area, in which the OMC shall increase the coherence of regional, national and European policies. Until now, however, the OMC has only been applied to a very limited extent. We argue that this development is due to the fact that there are specific conditions for policy c…
Enlarging the internal market
Managing diversity in a system of multi-level governance
This article explains why open policy co-ordination has not yet gone very far in innovation policy. We claim that the multi-level character of innovation policies and the diversity of national innovation systems are major stumbling blocks to applying the OMC in this policy area. So far, these two peculiarities of innovation policies prevented 'vertical policy co-ordination' and 'horizontal policy learning', which have both been heralded as the ma…
Rethinking the impact of globalisation on the nation-state
Studies on economic globalisation and the nation-state regularly conclude that globalisation increasingly dominates national policies at least in the OECD world, thus eroding the state's acting capacities. This article argues, taking Germany's S&T policies since the 1970s as a case study, that during the last three decades national policies have not been increasingly affected by globalisation but that changes in a policy field have primarily occu…
Lessons from Financing the EU’s ‘Silent’ Eastern Enlargement of 1990
Managing diversity in a system of multi-level governance
This article explains why open policy co-ordination has not yet gone very far in innovation policy. We claim that the multi-level character of innovation policies and the diversity of national innovation systems are major stumbling blocks to applying the OMC in this policy area. So far, these two peculiarities of innovation policies prevented 'vertical policy co-ordination' and 'horizontal policy learning', which have both been heralded as the ma…
Missing the Lisbon Target? Multi-Level Innovation and EU Policy Coordination
At its Lisbon Summit in March 2000, the European Council decided to apply the Open Method of Coordination (OMC) to innovation policies. The aim is to establish a European Research Area, in which the OMC shall increase the coherence of regional, national and European policies. Until now, however, the OMC has only been applied to a very limited extent. We argue that this development is due to the fact that there are specific conditions for policy c…
Rethinking the impact of globalisation on the nation-state
Studies on economic globalisation and the nation-state regularly conclude that globalisation increasingly dominates national policies at least in the OECD world, thus eroding the state's acting capacities. This article argues, taking Germany's S&T policies since the 1970s as a case study, that during the last three decades national policies have not been increasingly affected by globalisation but that changes in a policy field have primarily occu…
Explaining Varieties of Regional Innovation Policies in Europe
Since the 1990s the `region' has been widely acknowledged as an appropriate arena for innovation policies. While regional innovation policies and the creation of regional innovation systems and local clusters are highly propagated by the European Union and the OECD, there are still significant differences in regional activities even among nation states which are equally exposed to global competition, and are similarly dependent on technological i…
Globalisierung und der variierende Wandel nationaler Politiken im internationalen Vergleich
ZPol Zeitschrift für Politikwissenschaft , Seite 1141 - 1161
Lessons from Financing the EU’s ‘Silent’ Eastern Enlargement of 1990
Rethinking the impact of globalisation on the nation-state
Studies on economic globalisation and the nation-state regularly conclude that globalisation increasingly dominates national policies at least in the OECD world, thus eroding the state's acting capacities. This article argues, taking Germany's S&T policies since the 1970s as a case study, that during the last three decades national policies have not been increasingly affected by globalisation but that changes in a policy field have primarily occu…
Enlarging the internal market
Managing diversity in a system of multi-level governance
This article explains why open policy co-ordination has not yet gone very far in innovation policy. We claim that the multi-level character of innovation policies and the diversity of national innovation systems are major stumbling blocks to applying the OMC in this policy area. So far, these two peculiarities of innovation policies prevented 'vertical policy co-ordination' and 'horizontal policy learning', which have both been heralded as the ma…
The Open Method of Coordination in the European Research Area
Missing the Lisbon Target? Multi-Level Innovation and EU Policy Coordination
At its Lisbon Summit in March 2000, the European Council decided to apply the Open Method of Coordination (OMC) to innovation policies. The aim is to establish a European Research Area, in which the OMC shall increase the coherence of regional, national and European policies. Until now, however, the OMC has only been applied to a very limited extent. We argue that this development is due to the fact that there are specific conditions for policy c…
Explaining Varieties of Regional Innovation Policies in Europe
Since the 1990s the `region' has been widely acknowledged as an appropriate arena for innovation policies. While regional innovation policies and the creation of regional innovation systems and local clusters are highly propagated by the European Union and the OECD, there are still significant differences in regional activities even among nation states which are equally exposed to global competition, and are similarly dependent on technological i…
Globalisierung und der variierende Wandel nationaler Politiken im internationalen Vergleich
ZPol Zeitschrift für Politikwissenschaft , Seite 1141 - 1161
Political science (8 works) · Economics (7 works) · European union (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Economic system (4 works) · European Union Policy and Governance (4 works) · International trade (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Regional science (4 works)