Hélice tríplice: desafios e perspectivas no Estado democrático de direito brasileiro

Abstract

With the proposal to boost the relations between university, industry and government in favor of the production of innovation, the Triple Helix system is an internationally recognized model in studies on innovation and a guide to scientific and technological development policies and practices around the world. The present work studies the challenges and perspectives of choosing the helical model as the main innovation system in Brazil. It is believed that, despite assuming a National Innovation System, Brazil has historical trends and legislative supports that contribute to the implementation of the Triple Helix in the national reality. To this end, the monograph undertakes to present the historical context of the Brazilian university, industry and government with the Science, Technology and Innovation sector, as well as to question whether some provisions of the Federal Constitution and of legislation that deal with the production of innovation favor or not that triple relationship.