TRAJETÓRIA NATURAL DA INOVAÇÃO SUSTENTÁVEL NO BRASIL
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https://doi.org/10.23925/2179-3565.2021v12i3p24-40%20%20%20Palabras clave:
inovação sustentável, trajetória natural, trajetória tecnológicaResumen
A trajetória natural identifica a direção percorrida pela inovação tecnológica que é influenciada por distintos fatores. No caso da inovação sustentável, não há estudos que analisem esta dimensão no contexto brasileiro e, desta forma, este estudo busca identificar as trajetórias naturais deste tipo de inovação a partir da base de patentes do Instituto Nacional de Propriedade Industrial. Foram analisados dados entre 2012 e 2017 que consideraram a relação entre patentes, produto interno bruto, regulação, políticas públicas, sistema educacional, mercado, paradigmas tecnológicos e catching-up. Identificou-se que mesmo em inovações caracterizadas como produtos específicos e que, portanto, tendem a exibir trajetórias tecnológicas distintas, as inovações registradas como patentes no Brasil, possuem trajetórias naturais semelhantes, ou seja, demonstram a utilização do mesmo conjunto de práticas, conhecimentos e experiências para serem produzidas. Neste sentido, o estudo abre possibilidades para se relacionar as trajetórias tecnológicas das patentes concedidas no país com o incrementalismo ou radicalismo na natureza das inovações que resultaram nos produtos ou processos analisados.
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