SME in Europe Towards Local Industrial Policy Able to Sustain Innovation Ecosystems to Redesign and Reinforce Prosperity and Resilience in Post-COVID-19: Some Brief Comments

In Europe and in the world after the crisis of 2008 (subprime and finance problems by USA) and in the current one (sanitary and health problems by China) of COVID-19 in 2020, we need a different world economics and in particular a different industrial policy starting from a more direct connections between both macro and micro perspectives and exogenous and endogenous ones, rethinking our globalization trajectories towards a more equal path supporting real economy with a responsible finance between East and West and with a hard role of European cooperation strategies for peace and health, promoting multilateralism and reducing trade and human barriers, in particular oriented to support better the development of SME in integrated networks and territories by macro-regions for new prosperity with trust, inclusion and solidarity implementing network and communityinnovation projects able to develop resilience. These of main topics of that work on local industrial policy in Europe in post COVID-19 crisis oriented to sustainability and responsibility with the Great Transition to Green New Deal