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This document is an introduction to a paper presented at the DRUID Conference on National Innovation Systems, Industrial Dynamics and Innovation Policy in June 1999. The paper is part of the TSER ESSY project examining sectoral systems of innovation and production in Europe. The author acknowledges comments from Stefano Breschi, Francesco Lissoni and Fabio Montobbio that improved an earlier draft of the paper.
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