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Extractivism as an obstacle to innovation and technology transfer: The case of Algeria

This Extractivism Policy Brief 8/2023 shows

• The paper analyzes the lack of cooperation between universities and companies in Algeria.
• There is a lack of incentives for knowledge transfer between academia and industry.
• University research in Algeria is insufficiently focused on the needs of industry.
• Limited financial resources and infrastructure are barriers to research and innovation.
• Algeria needs to improve university-industry collaboration and strengthen the research landscape.

http://dx.doi.org/doi:10.17170/kobra-202309138765

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author: Mourad Ouchichi (Université de Béjaïa, Algeria)

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