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Knowledge Society Development Paths in Europe 21 September 2004
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Time |
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0800 |
Registration and Coffee |
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0900 |
Welcome
& Keynotes – Global Development
Patterns |
Welcome |
Ursula Huws, Analytica Chairperson
of the day |
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0910 |
RDI policy in support of
alternative development paths |
Rosalie Zobel, DG Information Society, European Commission
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0930 |
The learning society and the next
long wave of global economic development |
Riel Miller (CERI-OECD) |
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1000 |
The new economy’s contribution to
economic growth in Europe and the US |
Prof. Francesco Daveri,
University of Parma |
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1020 |
Questions and answers |
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1040 |
Morning
Coffee |
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1100 |
Session
1: Development Approaches and Public Governance |
National
and regional approaches to governance in the knowledge society |
Gabriella Cattaneo, Databank |
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Public policy in the knowledge
society: New member states issues |
Carine Dartiguepeyrou , RAND Europe |
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eEurope in an EU of 25 Member
States |
Ken Ducatel, Head of Sector eEurope, DG Information Society, European
Commission |
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Questions and answers |
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1230 |
Lunch |
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1400 |
Session
2: Trends in the European Knowledge Society |
Different levels in ICT
implementation and take-up in EU 25 |
Jeremy
Millard, DTI |
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Strengths and Weaknesses of
European Knowledge Societies – Finland, Germany and Greece |
Werner Korte, empirica |
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New member states scenarios
towards the information society |
Clara
Centeno, IPTS, Foresight on Information Society Technologies in Europe (FISTE). |
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Questions and answers |
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1530 |
Afternoon
Coffee |
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1600 |
Plenary
Panel |
Policy Strategies for Economic Development in the
Knowledge Society |
Athanassios Crissafis,
European Commission Maarten Botterman, RAND Europe Clara Centeno, IPTS Riel Miller, OECD |
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1700 |
End |
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details, please contact:
Matthias Nöster: noester@sfconsulting.net T: +32 (0)2 227 11 43
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