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  • Kirjastus: Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd
  • Keel: eng
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This incisive book explores how strategic government support can drive innovation and competitiveness, especially in emerging economies. Sunil Mani highlights India’s industrial successes, such as global IT software services, pharmaceutical industries and sustainable technologies, as well as the drawbacks of their reliance on imports and weak coordination.



Mani investigates how India has used government policies to boost high-tech industries, and assesses a variety of strategies including funding research, tax breaks and promoting local manufacturing. He incorporates in-depth sectoral case studies to present a detailed analysis of high-tech industries and their economic impact. Chapters showcase industry-specific insights and a global comparative approach to reveal lessons on effective state intervention. The book proposes an actionable policy roadmap with concrete steps for India’s high-tech future, from strengthening supply chains and boosting skill advancement to fostering public-private research and development partnerships.



India’s High-Tech Leap, Industrial Policy and Future of Innovation is an enlightening read for scholars and students of industrial policy, innovation studies and economic development, as well as science and technology studies. It is also a beneficial resource for policymakers and practitioners in pharmaceuticals, IT services and renewables for its practical recommendations.

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This book is a welcome addition to the sparse but important literature on industrial policy in India. Drawing on detailed analyses of multiple high-technology sectors in the country, Professor Mani has highlighted both the relevance of industrial policy for India and other emerging economies and key lessons from these experiences, which can motivate the why and inform the how of industrial policies for such economies. Lucidly written, the book should thus be useful for researchers and policymakers. -- Ambuj Sagar, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, India This exciting book provides a timely and much needed understanding of the indispensable role of active state support for high-technology industries in one of the largest emerging economies, India, in its drive to global leadership. Sunil Mani masterfully examines design and implementation as well as success and challenges of industrial policy in six sectors in a clear, comprehensive and detailed way. There is much to be learned from this volume about India high-tech development, the need for an industrial policy fully aware of the wide heterogeneity in sectoral contexts and the intelligent use of a variety of tools and approaches in policy. -- Franco Malerba, Bocconi University, Italy Sunil Mani is a leader in the economics of innovation. In Indias High-Tech Leap, he combines great comparative understanding of how industrial policy has been used worldwide to build high-technology industries with the detailed, granular depth of our experience in India. This book is essential reading for anyone interested in innovation, in what it takes to build future competitive advantage, and in the proper roles of policy and private enterprise in building competitiveness. His stories of six high-technology industries are fascinating. -We have long needed this book. -- Naushad Forbes, Forbes Marshall and Nayanta University, India

Contents
Preface
1 Introduction: Indias high-tech leap, industrial policy and future of
innovation
2 Pharmaceutical manufacturing and computer software services industries
3 R&D and manufacturing of vaccines for COVID-19
4 Wind turbine manufacturing industry
5 Solar photovoltaic manufacturing industry
6 Electric vehicle manufacturing industry
7 Conclusion: reflections on Indias high-technology manufacturing and policy
pathways
Sunil Mani, Visiting Professor, Centre for Development Studies, Trivandrum, Kerala and Ahmedabad University, Gujarat, India