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ERAWATCH Country Reports 2009: Greece. Analysis of Policy Mixes to Foster R&D Investment and to Contribute to the ERA

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The main objective of the ERAWATCH Policy Mix Country reports 2009 is to characterise and assess in a structured manner the evolution of the national policy mixes in the perspective of the Lisbon goals, with a particular focus on the national R&D investments targets and on the realisation and better governance of the European Research Area. The reports were produced for all EU Member State and five Associated States to support the mutual learning process and the monitoring of Member and Associated States' efforts by DG-RTD in the context of the Lisbon Strategy and the European Research Area. The country reports 2009 build and extend on the analysis provided by analytical country reports 2008 and on a synthesis of information from the ERAWATCH Research Inventory and other important available information sources.

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  • Nikos Maroulis, 2009. "ERAWATCH Country Reports 2009: Greece. Analysis of Policy Mixes to Foster R&D Investment and to Contribute to the ERA," JRC Research Reports JRC53691, Joint Research Centre.
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    1. Nikos Maroulis, 2009. "ERAWATCH Country Report 2008 - An Assessment of Research System and Policies: Greece," JRC Research Reports JRC50268, Joint Research Centre.
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    1. Lena Tsipouri & Sophia Athanassopoulou, 2014. "ERAWATCH Country Reports 2012: Greece," JRC Research Reports JRC84013, Joint Research Centre.
    2. Nikos Marouli & Eleni Mikroglou, 2012. "ERAWATCH COUNTRY REPORTS 2011: Greece," JRC Research Reports JRC77950, Joint Research Centre.
    3. Antoine Schoen & Gérard Carat & Mathieu Doussineau, 2014. "ERAWATCH Country Reports 2012: France," JRC Research Reports JRC83979, Joint Research Centre.

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