Andersen, Per Dannemand

de Rassenfosse, Gaétan

Foray , Dominique

Gruber, Marc

Henke, Joachim

Langerak, Fred

Li-Ying, Jason

Nijsse, Ed

Reymen, Isabelle

Romme, Georges

Salomo, Søren

Tucci, Christopher

Weber, Thomas

The EU and its leadership is often criticized as lacking a coherent long-term vision on Europe’s future. Thus far, EU policy in the area of innovation and economic growth has been primarily framed as an effort to close the so-called innovation gap with USA, South-Korea, and other countries. In this discussion paper, a group of EuroTech Universities professors in the area of Innovation and Entrepreneurship address and highlight several key challenges in the transformation towards an inclusive and sustainable European economy. In the absence of along-term systemic perspective on Europe’s challenges in the area of innovation and economic growth, we propose such a perspective here

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The EU in 2040: Envisioning an Inclusive Powerhouse for Innovation and Economic Growth

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The EU in 2040: Envisioning an Inclusive Powerhouse for Innovation and Economic Growth

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