
27-28 June 2005, Paris, France
Venue: Mairie de Paris
Monday, 27 June 2005
Opening
Regional Innovation Policy Impact Assessment and Benchmarking 
Agnieszka Turynska, EC, DG-Enterprise
What Strategies for the European Regions - The EURO-COOP Project 
Ronald J. Pohoryles, ICCR
Related Projects
Innovation Policies in European Agglomerations 
Klaus Kubeczko, ARCS
The OMEN Project 
Andrea Romagnoli, FILAS
Case Studies I: Central Europe
R&D and Innovation Policies, Paris, Ile-de-France: Data, evaluation and methods 
Pierre Papon, Ecole supérieure de physique et chimie industrielles de la Ville de Paris
The Experiences of the CENTROPA Region 
Eugen Antalovsky, Europa-Forum Vienna
Research, Technology and Innovation Policy Issues in Vienna 
Michael Stampfer, WWTF
Case Studies II: Centres and Peripheries
A Coherent Technology and Innovation Strategy of Berlin 
Katrin Schmohl, TSB Berlin
The Race for Catching-Up: Examples from the New Member States 
Marek Tiits, Institute for Baltic Studies
OSEO Anvar: Fostering Innovation - Our action in the Ile-de-France Region and Paris Area 
Geneviève Gelly, Anvar
Tuesday, 28 June 2005
Europe, Nations States and the Regions
Regional Innovation Policy in Europe - How Perfect is the Fit? 
Julie Pellegrin, MERIT, University of Maastricht
The Regional Innovation Dimension of Poland’s National Development Plan and its Importance for the Structural and Cohesion Funds 
Tadeusz Zoltowski, FEWN Warsaw
Metropolis - Exchanging Experiences on Innovation in Metropolitan Regions 
Myriam Martin Delgado, SOCINTEC Madrid
Assessment Theory and Practice
Basic Methodological Orientations of the EURO-COOP Project 
Ronald J. Pohoryles, ICCR
Development of Regional Innovation Policy Impact Assessment: Region-Firm Interaction 
Vladimír Baláž, Tatiana Kluvánková-Oravská and Štefan Zajac, Institute for Forecasting, Slovak Academy of Science
Innovation Policies, Evaluation Methods, Data Situation 
Joe Ravetz, Manchester University
Regional Research and Innovation Policies
From Concepts to Methods 
Michael Stampfer, WWTF
Innovation Policies, Evaluation Methods, Data Situation (Part 2) 
Joe Ravetz, Manchester University
Click here for some photos from the start-up Meeting.