This book presents case studies of governance of innovation policy in selected OECD countries. It reviews the ongoing changes in these countries with a focus on providing an analysis of governance challenges, institutional changes and policy learning practices. The book provides fresh insight into the emerging third-generation of innovation policy and how governments strive for making innovation policy more coherent.

Foreword
Executive Summary by Patries Boekholt, Pim den Hertog, and Svend Otto Remoe
Part 1. Adapting Institutions in Innovation Policy
-Chapter 1. Profiling and Assessing Innovation Governance in Greece: Do Increased Funding and the Modernisation of Governance Co-Evolve? by Lena Tsipouri and Mona Papadakou
-Chapter 2. Governance and Institutional Change in Ireland by Rachel Hilliard and Roy Green
-Chapter 3. Evolution of the Korean National Innovation System: Towards an Integrated Model by Yoo Soo Hong
-Chapter 4. Policy Making in a Competitive Environment: Governance in the Austrian STI Policy Framework by Leonhard Jorg
-Chapter 5. Changing Governance for Innovation Policy Integration in Finland by Marja Hayrinen-Alestalo, Antti Pelkonen, Tuula Teravainen and Sampo Villanen
-Chapter 6. Japan's Industrial Technology and Innovation Policies and the Effects of "Agentification" by Bunro Shiozawa and Tagui Ichikawa
Part 2. Integrating Policies for Innovation
- Chapter 7. Shaking Up the Dutch Innovation System: How to Overcome Inertia in Governance by Patries Boekholt and Pim den Hertog
-Chapter 8. Governing Fragmentation: The Case of Norway by Svend Otto Remoe
-Chapter 9. The End of an Era? Governance of Swedish Innovation Policy by Jennie Granat Thorslund
-Chapter 10. Frameworks for Horizontal Innovation Policy in New Zealand by Julian Williams
-Chapter 11. Governing Innovation Policy: The Australian Experience by Mel Timson and Nathan Rudder
-Chapter 12. Towards a Third-Generation Innovation Policy in Flanders: Policy Profile of the Flemish Innovation System by Jan Larosse