Dec 13, 20241h 12mS0
As the complexities of modern economies grow, traditional approaches to industrial policy face increasing scrutiny. For decades, debates have raged about how governments can intervene to foster innovation, address...
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UNECE fosters sustainable development by translating the #GlobalGoals into norms and conventions that impact people’s lives every day.
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What has UNECE covered recently?
Recent episodes include "Innovation Matters: New Innovation Policy" (13 December 2024, 72 minutes), "Innovation Matters: the Future of Legal Infrastructure (Part 2)" (29 November 2024, 45 minutes), and "Bridging the gap: intergenerational equity in resource management" (20 November 2024, 35 minutes).
How often does UNECE publish?
UNECE publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 55 minutes across 45 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on UNECE?
Booking probability for UNECE is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. UNECE requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. UNECE's contact route on record: verified email.
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The strongest fits for UNECE are Economic Development & Regulation. UNECE has a news audience.
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UNECE is a news podcast with 45 episodes published.
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Recent episodes
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- Nov 29, 202445 minS0
As the pace of technological change accelerates, the limitations of our existing legal systems are becoming increasingly apparent. Traditional frameworks, designed for a slower and less complex world, struggle to keep...
Nov 20, 202435 minS0UNECE explores issues around sustainable resource management and intergenerational equity with Jodi-Ann Wang, Grantham Research Institute, London School of Economics (LSE), member of UNECE's Resource Management Young...
Oct 22, 202455 minS0In this episode of Innovation Matters, Professor Gillian Hadfield from the University of Toronto, discusses the importance of reimagining legal infrastructure to better align with the demands of our rapidly changing...
- Sep 27, 202457 minS0
In this episode of Innovation Matters, Professor Chris Berg, an economist at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, explores the concept of blockchain as a decentralized database, emphasizing its potential to...
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- Sep 18, 20241h 4mS0
From the industrial revolution to the digital era, innovation has redefined economies and societies, offering new opportunities and challenges. However, balancing the promotion of innovation with the need for...
- Jul 26, 202456 minS0
This episode of Innovation Matters explores with Marian Tupy of the Cato Institute’s Center for Global Liberty and Prosperity how innovation has helped to expand the resource base and improve living standards, even as...
- Jul 2, 20241h 13mS0
We often see innovation as a linear process – from basic research over invention to innovation. But is that how knowledge develops and how innovation works? Could the concept of evolution help elucidate the dynamics...
- Jun 20, 20241h 10mS0
In the past two decades, Open Innovation and its relatives, such as Open Science, have come to the fore as a paradigm contrasting with the view of innovation as something emerging from within firms. Referring to the...
- May 15, 20241h 12mS0
Innovation has created huge wealth and opportunities over the past two centuries, and since the mid-20th century in particular. But over the past decades, many point to stagnating productivity. That makes it all the...
May 1, 202445 minS0In this episode of Innovation Matters, we delve into the complex interplay between government policies, market dynamics, and transformative innovation with Dr. Anders Kärnä. As we navigate through the nuances of...
Apr 19, 202435 minS0Sustainability is a pressing concern in the fashion and textile industry. In this episode of “The UN Forest Podcast”, host Samata Pattinson is joined by Åsa Degerman, Ben Selby and Carlo Covini to discuss the...
- Mar 15, 20241h 15mS0
In this episode of Innovation Matters, we delve into the relationship between capitalism, innovation, and societal progress with Dr. Rainer Zitelmann. Through a historical lens and contemporary examples, this episode...
- Feb 14, 20241h 4mS0
In this episode, we delve into the question of why certain countries excel in innovation while others, with similar resources, do not achieve the same level of success. In conversation with Dr. Mark Zachary Taylor of...
- Jan 10, 202442 minS0
In the previous episode of Innovation Matters on the industrial revolution with Professor Emma Griffin, we explored how innovative dynamism changed our word radically in a process still going on today. This second...
- Dec 20, 202348 minS0
In the mid-18th Century, the modern economy started to take shape. While limited to the invention of the factory system and the boom in the textile sector for the first decades, the Industrial Revolution brought...
- Dec 6, 202338 minS0
In this episode of Innovation Matters, we expand on the previous conversation with Adam Thierer, Senior Research Fellow with the R. Street Institute’s technology and innovation team, about the present and future of...
- Nov 22, 20231 hourS0
Scientific and technological innovations frequently put the spotlight on the laws that govern them. In this episode of Innovation Matters, Professor Robin Feldman explains why the protection of invention arrangements...
- Nov 8, 202340 minS0
In this episode of Innovation Matters, we explore the intricate dynamics of regulation and innovation with Adam Thierer, Senior Research Fellow with the R. Street Institute’s technology and innovation team. He discusses...
- Oct 13, 202348 minS0
In this episode, Innovation Matters discusses how converging technologies are transforming business, industries, and our lives, with award-winning journalist, entrepreneur, and Executive Director of the Flow Research...
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Chris Berg
author, software executive, seminary graduate, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology
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Marian Tupy
Senior Fellow, Center for Global Liberty and Prosperity at the Cato Institute
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Jason Potts
chief of the Las Vegas Department of Public Safety, American Society of Evidence-Based Policing
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Dr. Henry Chesbrough
Berg Professor of Open Innovation and Sustainability, University of California Berkeley
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