A retomada do debate sobre Política Industrial: limitações e uma sugestão de tipologia normativa a partir do diálogo entre as correntes Neoschumpeteriana e Desenvolvimentista

Diegues, Antônio Carlos; Roselino, José Eduardo; Ferreira, Marcos José Barbieri; Garcia, Renato.

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“…It is noteworthy that such coexistence combines, in different regions of the country, qualitatively distinct sectors, businesses, technologies and industrial policies. This is due to the economic, geographic and social specificities that make the Chinese development and catching-up process unique when 1 In order to provide a framework of industrial policy guidelines capable of dealing with the mentioned transformations, Diegues et al (2022) proposes a normative typology based on the dialogue between the developmental and neo-Schumpeterian theoretical framework. This typology intends to suggest a set of heterogeneous policies that are conditioned by local productive and technological capabilities and by political and institutional characteristics.…”

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Industrial policy, techno-nationalism and Industry 4.0: China-USA technology war

Diegues

Roselino

2023

Brazil. J. Polit. Econ.

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This paper aims to analyze the evolution of the technology war between China and the USA in a context of exacerbation of techno-nationalist strategies for industrial and technological development. This analysis refers mainly to the Chinese strategy to deploy Industry 4.0 and the implications derived from US imposed restrictions on Chinese efforts to develop indigenous technologies that are central in the forthcoming paradigm. The hypothesis is that such policies, by boosting Industry 4.0, aim to create a new techno-economic paradigm and thus reconfigure the bases of inter-capitalist and interstate competition. The main contribution to the literature is providing an analysis of the implications of the technology war between China and the USA in different layers of the Industry 4.0 techno-economic paradigm, in addition to the mainstream debate about the transition to 5G communication networks.

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confidence: 99%