Highlights The pandemic urges us to advancing a new and different framing on industrial policy. Industrial policy plays a key role to tackle dramatic societal challenges. We have reached a turning point on industrial policy, sustainability and development. We need a new analytical framework on industrial policy governance and implementation. Industrial policy in a post-Covid19 era should foster sustainable human development.

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