Reflection

New ways of collaborating are needed to successfully connect the technological and socio-cultural aspects of innovation. Read Anne Fleur’s reflection.

Does innovation grow from idea to impact, or does collaboration stall without innovation orchestration? Read Andrea Kerstens’ reflection.

The Netherlands is deeply embedded in global value chains. Which foreign control points could turn into chokepoints for the Netherlands?

How are recent AI developments and investments influencing the technological race between the VS and China? Read Wimar's reflection.

To reduce the EU's innovation gap, digitalisation and AI, based on European values, are essential. Read the reflection by Anne Fleur van Veenstra.

Investments in R&D are crucial for achieving a resilient economy and society. However, the Netherlands struggles to meet its ambitions regarding R&D expenditures.

At the beginning of September, the report 'The Future of European Competitiveness' by Mario Draghi was published. His analysis – the EU is lagging behind the US and China.

In economics, it is undisputed that international free trade leads to maximum prosperity through the specialisation of national economies. Read Wimar's reflection.

In broad prosperity, the well-being of people is central. However, it extends beyond financial or material wealth. Read the reflection by Diana Vonk Noordegraaf.

Collaborating with citizens is necessary to achieve climate-neutral cities. Interaction space is key in this regard, says Geiske Bouma. Read her reflection.

Transition science offers, when properly interpreted, many concrete policy recommendations. Read Rik Braams' reflection.

The Dutch economy needs to innovate. Investing in R&D and innovation is therefore especially important. Why? Read Thijmen van Bree's reflection.

Does the new EU raw materials law ensure Europe's strategic autonomy? Elmer Rietveld reflects on the strategy. Read his findings here.

Are rules and laws obstacles to progress in innovations? Not according to Wimar Bolhuis. Read his 5 reason in his reflection.

How would digitisation appear when considered as a transition, rather than a transformation? Read Anne Fleur van Veenstra's reflection.