Centre for Industry & Government

Working Papers

These working papers are produced by the Centre for Industry and Government (CIG) at the Institute for Manufacturing, University of Cambridge Engineering Department. They are available for discussion purposes only and should not be quoted without the author's permission. Comments and suggestions are welcome and should be directed to the first named author of each paper.

• Can multinationality be measured using a value chain approach? Finbarr Livesey, CIG Working paper 2011/1., Download the paper here
• Towards a practitioners’ perspective on standards, L. Brévignon-Dodin, CIG Working Paper 2010/2.
• Rationales for industrial policy based on industry maturity, Finbarr Livesey, CIG Working Paper 2010/1, Download the paper here
• Regulation as an enabler for emerging industries Literature review, Laure Brévignon-Dodin, CIG Working Paper 2009/2, Download the paper here.
• Exploring regulatory and standards strategies to support the development of advanced photovoltaics, Laure Brévignon-Dodin, CIG Working Paper 2009/1, Download the paper here.
• Enabling the emergence of the regenerative medicine industry in the UK,Finbarr Livesey, Anke Zimmermann, Laure Dodin, Mike Gregory, CIG Working Paper 2008/3, Download the paper here.
• Knowledge Dissemination from the European Institute of Innovation and Technology, Giorgos Georgopoulos, CIG Working Paper 2008/2, Download the paper here.
• A pilot study on the emergence of university-level innovation policy in the UK, Finbarr Livesey, Eoin O’Sullivan, Jonathan Hughes, Rob Valli and Tim Minshall, CIG Working Paper 2008/1, Download the paper here.