Project cooperation
Resilient Innovation and Sustainable Growth in Global Value Chains
The proposal explores innovation, resilience, and sustainability in GVCs, aiming to build growth-driven economies in a fragmented world.
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University
icrios.unibocconi.euMilan, ItalyICRIOS, The Invernizzi Center for Research on Innovation, Organization, Strategy, and Entrepreneurship at Bocconi University, focuses on advancing multidisciplinary and collaborative research that impacts both academia and practice. Our research explores how innovation and green technologies are reshaping competitive advantages and the resilience of global value chains in response to sustainability demands. We examine the dynamics of innovation-driven growth and industrial policies within a fragmented global economy, considering how countries can build resilience against exogenous shocks like pandemics or geopolitical conflicts, and the effectiveness of strategies that promote sectoral stability. We aim to develop insights into resilience, supply chain adaptability, and strategies for sustainable development in an interconnected world. We seek European non-academic partners, particularly NGOs, interested in collaborating on these topics to enrich the practical application of our research and to ensure the development of solutions with real-world impact across diverse sectors. Partnering with such organizations will enhance the project’s scope, bringing in on-the-ground perspectives critical to shaping policies and strategies aligned with sustainable economic goals.
Bocconi succesufully coordinated past MSCA-RISE project as the MSCA-RISE-2017 project named CatChain - CATCHING–UP ALONG THE GLOBAL VALUE CHAIN: MODELS, DETERMINANTS AND POLICY IMPLICATIONS IN THE ERA OF THE FOURTH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION, which involved 12 partners from Italy, the Netherlands, Spain, Estonia, Greece, Brazil, South Africa, India, Malaysia, and South Korea.
Scientific Panel
Project cooperation
Resilient Innovation and Sustainable Growth in Global Value Chains
The proposal explores innovation, resilience, and sustainability in GVCs, aiming to build growth-driven economies in a fragmented world.