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Excerpt from Industrial Governance and Policy Learning: The Case of German Technology Policy
This paper argues that German policy efforts to promote innovation exhibit a clear tendency over time. German policymakers have withdrawn steadily from a position of hierarchical control over innovating firms, but may paradoxically have gained in capability to promote innovation. They have done so by relying on the Federal Republic's unusually dense institutional landscape, and, in particular, by selecting from a rich and changing range of possible governance structures.
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