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Introduction: innovation in Brazil: adancing deelopment in the 21is century Part I. The political economy of innovation 1. Instituions, politics, and state-led innovation. -- Danilo Limoeiro e Ben Ross Schneider 2. Accelerating innovation in Brazil in the age of global value chains. -- Ezequiel Zylberberg e Timothy Sturgeon 3. Innovation policy in Brazil since 2003: advances, incoherencies, and discontinuities. -- Glauco Arbix Parte II. Towards a knowledge economy: knwoledge creation and diffusion 4. Science and innovation in Brazil: where to now?. -- Claúdio R. Frischtak 5. Benchmarketing uniersity / industry research collaboration in Brazil. -- Carlos Henrique de Brito Cruz 6. Universities as engines of innovation: the context for tech transfer in case studies from Brazil and the U.S. -- Elisabeth B. Reynolds e Fernanda de Negri Part III: Institutional innovations 7. Institutional dimensions of innovation policy in Brazil. -- Carlos Américo Pacheco 8. Beyond research and technology organization (RTO) benchmarkenting: towards a typology of innovation intermediaries. -- Ezequiel Zylberberg 9. Beyond the Silicon Valley consensus: understanding the organizational challenges and opportunities for promoting innovation in Brazil. -- Michael Piore and Cauam Ferreira Cardoso 10. Building trust in innovation: the case of EMBRAPII. -- João Fernando Gomes de Oliveira and Jorge Almeida Guimarães Part IV: Firms, industries and innovation in the global economy 11. Brazil's promise: boosting productivity for shared prosperity. -- Mark A. Dutz 12. Resouce-led industrial development in the oil and gas global value chain: the case of Brazil. -- Renato Lima-de-Oliveira 13. Innovation in advanced energy: towards a mission-oriented agenda for second-generation (2G) ethanol in Brazil. -- Bernardo Gradin and Luiz Horta Nogueira 14. The political economy of collective learning in generic pharmaceuticals. -- Maria Victoria Del Campo Index