Ali decentralizirano upravljanje prinaša manj znanstvenih rezultatov? Kvalitativna komparativna analiza (fsQCA) fiskalne decentralizacije in odločilni dejavniki nacionalne inovacijske zmožnosti

Avtorji

  • Blaž Zupan University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Economics
  • Aleš Pustovrh University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Economics
  • Stanka Setnikar Cankar University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Administration

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.4335/15.3.647-668(2017)

Ključne besede:

nacionalni inovacijski sistemi, QCA, inovacijska politika, fiskalna decentralizacija

Povzetek

V prispevku zagovarjamo stališče, da je nacionalna inovacijska infrastruktura tesno povezana z znanstvenimi rezultati in da lahko nekateri drugi dejavniki, kot je decentralizirano upravljanje, v določenih kombinacijah z inovacijsko infrastrukturo prinesejo več znanstvenih rezultatov. To prikažemo z uporabo metode kvalitativne komparativne analize fsQCA za analiziranje podatkov o nacionalnih inovacijskih kapacitetah, fiskalni decentralizaciji in rezultatih znanstvene politike. Izsledki potrjujejo, da čeprav je nacionalna inovacijska infrastruktura potreben pogoj za uspešne znanstvene rezultate, pa decentralizacija v določenih, a ne vseh primerih vodi v uspešne znanstvene rezultate in da se poti do uspešnih znanstvenih rezultatov razlikujejo med različnimi državami.

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