La résilience des systèmes d'innovation en période de transition

Hatem M’henni · Rigas Arvanitis

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The article examines the capacity of the Tunisian national innovation system to resist the political, economic, and social changes affecting the country. After reviewing the theoretical issues, we observe that even if the system continued to function practically unchanged demonstrating resilience, difficulties will remain in the absence of a clear policy in scientific research and technological development in the medium and long term, as well as because of an overly-centralized system. The article examines the architecture of the system and the proposals of political parties with regard to it. Finally, it examines the technopoles program and makes some proposals for its improvement.

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