Systems innovation is a horizontal policy approach that mobilises technology, market mechanisms, regulations and social innovations to solve complex societal problems in a set of interacting or interdependent components. They are characterised by disrupting or complementary types of knowledge...

Topics: - Does competition kill or create jobs? The links and drivers between competition and employment - Competition law and policy in Kazakhstan - The impact of disruptive innovations on competition law enforcement - Serial offenders: Why do some industries seem prone to endemic collusion?

The theme is ‘Sustainable Logistics and Supply Chain Management’, reflecting the key challenges for future in manufacturing and service sector with the particular goal to assess the real costs involved in many supply chains that today still remain invisible and therefore prohibit the...

Topics: - SEZs (Special Economic Zones) and socio-economic goals at the regional and national level; - Evaluation of zones policies in terms of a particular approach to cluster building, examples of good and poor practice; - SEZs from a political governance perspective, how did they come into...