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Especialização Inteligente e Descoberta Empreendedora: Teoria e Realidade

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  • Jaime del Castillo Hermosa

    (University of the Basque Country UPV-EHU)

  • Jonatan Paton Elorduy

    (Información y Desarrollo INFYDE)

  • Belen Barroeta Eguía

    (Información y Desarrollo INFYDE)

Abstract

A especialização inteligente aparece como elemento fundamental não só em relação à programação dos fundos da UE para 2014-2020, mas também, como uma oportunidade para gerar riqueza e emprego através do fenómeno conhecido como descoberta empreendedora. Portanto, é essencial para as regiões identificar e apoiar processos e iniciativas de descoberta empreendedora. Assim, o objetivo deste artigo é duplo. Em primeiro lugar, contribuir para o esclarecimento do conceito de descoberta empreendedora, tanto em termos teóricos como práticos. Em segundo lugar, estabelecer um conjunto de recomendações sobre o papel das descobertas empreendedoras dentro de uma estratégia de especialização inteligente e, mais especificamente, sobre os requisitos das políticas adequadas, capazes de identificar e incentivar os processos desta natureza.

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  • Jaime del Castillo Hermosa & Jonatan Paton Elorduy & Belen Barroeta Eguía, 2015. "Especialização Inteligente e Descoberta Empreendedora: Teoria e Realidade," RPER, Associação Portuguesa para o Desenvolvimento Regional, issue 39, pages 5-22, July.
    • Handle: RePEc:apd:rper00:y:2015:i:39:id:376
    DOI: 10.59072/rper.vi39.376
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