Identification of Maritime Technology Development Mechanisms in the Context of Latvian Smart Specialisation and Blue Growth

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2018
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Abstract
Recognising the fact that economic realities change the world faster than global politics, in 2010 the European Commission approved the strategy for smart, sustainable and inclusive growth, called EUROPE 2020, in order to promote greater economic independence and achieve a more sustainable future. The strategy puts forward three mutually reinforcing priorities: (P1) Smart Growth: developing an economy based on knowledge and innovation; (P2) Sustainable Growth: Promoting a more resource efficient, greener and more competitive economy; (P3) Inclusive Growth: Promoting a high-employment economy delivering social and territorial cohesion.
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Authors E., Pudzis;A., Adlers;I., Pukite;S., Geipele;N., Zeltins;
Journal latvian journal of physics and technical sciences
Year 2018
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