Conferenceon Evolutionary Economics

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March30- 31, 2001

Program

Thursday,March 29 

Arrival:  Innat the Colonnade, 4West UniversityParkway  Baltimore,MD 21218  410.235.5400  

Dinner: 

Friday,March 30  

The GlassPavilion, Hopkins Union-LeveringHall, Johns Hopkins University 

9:00– 12:00    “EvolutionaryEconomics—The State of the Science” 

                             Peter Murmann, Kellogg Graduate School of Business, Northwestern University

Commentary and Discussion

Chair:Fabio Pammolli

 

Discussants: 

RichardNelson,  School of International and Public Affairs, Columbia University

F.M. Scherer,Emeritus, Harvard Univ. John F Kennedy School of Government

GiovanniDosi, Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies, Pisa

KennethLipartito, Dept. of History, Miami International University

Franco Malerba, Industrial Economics, Bocconi Univ., Milanand Director of CESPRI, a research center on industrial and internationaleconomics. 

 

  

12:00– 2:00     Lunch, The Johns Hopkins Club, 3400 North Charles Street 410.235.3435

2:00 –5:00    Political Regimes in Two Science-Based Industries --Telecommunications & Pharmaceuticals-- in Europe and the United States

"Telecommunicationsin Europe and the United States" (Lipartito)

 

"Pharmaceuticalsin Europe and the United States" (Orsenigo)

 

Commentary andDiscussion

 

Chair:Louis Galambos

 

Discussants: 

YoussefCassis, University of Geneva and London School of Economics 

HannahKettler, Office of Health Economics, London  

RobertGarnet, Fellow of the IAESBE and former ececutive at AT&T 

Franco Malerba, Industrial Economics, Bocconi Univ., Milanand Director of CESPRI, a research center on industrial and internationaleconomics. 

HenryGrabowski, Department of Economics, Duke University

 

 

7:00  Dinner, The Polo Grill,4West UniversityParkway (located in the Colonnade) 410.235.8200

Saturday,March 31

The GlassPavilion, Hopkins Union-LeveringHall, Johns Hopkins University 

9:00– 12:00   InnovativeSystems in Two Science-Based Industries in Europe and the United States

                           "AnHistorical Perspective on Telecommunications Innovation in Europe 

                             and the United States" 

                             Paul Miranti, Business School, Rutgers University & Eric Abrahamson, ThePrologue Group.

                           "PharmaceuticalInnovation in Europe and the United States" 

                   Fabio Pammolli, Massimo Riccaboni, Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies, Pisa;Jeffrey Sturchio, 

                                         Merck & Co. Inc.;and Lou Galambos

 

12:00– 2:00  Luncheon, The Johns Hopkins Club,3400 North Charles Street 410.235.3435

2:00– 6:00    Round-up Discussions

Commentary and Discussion

 

Chair:Hannah Kettler

 

Discussants: 

Franco Malerba, Industrial Economics, Bocconi Univ., Milanand Director of CESPRI, a research center on industrial and internationaleconomics. 

JosephDiMasi, Tufts Center for the Study of Drug Development

HenryGrabowski, Department of Economics, Duke University

KennethLipartito, Dept. of History, Miami International University

LuigiOrsenigo

RobertGarnet, Fellow of the IAESBE and former ececutive at AT&T 

 

Roundup Discussion #1; the focus here will be on the implications of the evolutionarytheory for the various histories and the implications of the histories for thetheory.

           

Chair:Fabio Pammolli

Discussants: 

RichardNelson,  School of International and Public Affairs, Columbia University

F.M.Scherer, Emeritus, Harvard Univ. John F Kennedy School of Government

GiovanniDosi, Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies, Pisa

KennethLipartito, Dept. of History, Miami International University

FrancoMalerba, Industrial Economics, Bocconi Univ., Milanand Director of CESPRI, a research center on industrial and internationaleconomics. 

 

 

Followedby Round-up Discussion #2, dealing with some of the practical aspects of thecombination of specific information, historical surveys, and economic analysesgenerated in the conference.

 

         Practical Aspects

Chair:Hannah Kettler 

 

Discussants:Industry and Regulatory Representatives from Europe and the U.S. 

 

PeterSheehan, Director, Centre for Strategic Economic Studies, Victoria University,Australia 

 

RobertGarnet, Fellow of the IAESBE and former ececutive at AT&T

 

Dr.AndreaBonaccorsi, Consultant to the Italian Ministry of Industry and Professor, Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies

 

SteveHanke, Applied Economics, Johns Hopkins University

 

 

 

7:00    Dinner,  Jeannier’s,  39th St. and University Parkway (located in theBroadview) 410.889.3305

Toview a list of conference participants clickhere.

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