The integration of key transformative R&I principles in European policies

Andrea Ferrannini (), Roberto Martino, Mario Biggeri (), Océane Peiffer-Smadja () and Julien Ravet ()
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Andrea Ferrannini: European Commission
Mario Biggeri: European Commission
Océane Peiffer-Smadja: European Commission
Julien Ravet: European Commission

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Abstract: This paper analyses how European R&I policy contributes to the sustainability agenda. It assesses how the principles guiding transformative R&I policy as developed in the 2020 edition of the Science Research and Innovation Performance of the EU - i.e., transformation, directionality, co-creation, diffusion, and uptake - are reflected, embedded and made operational in a selection of EU policy interventions. It demonstrates that innovation processes are at core of a transformative change towards sustainable development across different EU policy domains and that the transformative R&I principles potentially reinforce each other in the context of EU policy.

Keywords: Transformative R&I principles; European policies; sustainable development; innovation processes; transformation; directionality; co-creation; diffusion; uptake (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: C18 O32 O38 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 27 pages
Date: 2023-03
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DOI: 10.2777/604435

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