Сравнительный анализ состояния развития технологических платформ в Европейском союзе и Российской Федерации

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В статье рассматривается такой инструмент государственной инновационной политики, как технологические платформы, выполняющие роль связующего элемента между частным, государственным и научным секторами экономики. На основании анализа исследовательского поля в сфере межфирменных взаимодействий было теоретически доказано, что технологические платформы представляют собой продукт длительного эволюционного развития форм кооперации экономических агентов. Одновременно была рассмотрена сущность феномена технологических платформ как механизма реализации государственной инновационной политики на примере Европейского Союза, опыт которого лег в основу выстраивания подобных формирований в Российской Федерации. Затем был проведен сопоставительный анализ технологических платформ ЕС и России, позволивший выявить основные методологические различия в подходах к их реализации. Особое внимание уделено существующим в настоящий момент трудностям функционирования технологических платформ в России, которые были классифицированы на основании результатов проведенного сравнительного анализа. Наряду с этим, были предложены наиболее перспективные направления приложения усилий с целью повышения успешности реализации данного механизма государственной политики.

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Технологические платформы, межфирменные взаимодействия, инновационная политика, исследования и разработки, инструменты, государственно-частное партнерство

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