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Holistic Innovation Policy Puts Forward A Novel Framework For The Design And Analysis Of Innovation Policy. It Provides A Theoretically Anchored Foundation For The Design Of Holistic Innovation Policy By Identifying The Core Problems That Tend To Afflict Innovations And The Activities Of Innovation Systems, Including The Unintended Consequences Of Policy Itself. As Most Of The Current Innovation Policies Focus On Few Determinants Of Innovation Processes, This Is A Necessary Stepping Stone For The Identification Of Viable, Relevant, And Down-to-earth Policy Solutions. Rather Than Presenting A Recipe Or 'how-to' Guide, This Book Offers A Critical Analysis Of Policy Instruments And Their Choice In Innovation Policy Design, And Considers The Ways In Which Policy Might Be Providing Solutions To Problems In Systems Of Innovation. Exploring Areas Such As Knowledge Production And R&d, Education, Training And Skills Development, Demand-side Activities, Interaction And Innovation Networks, Changing Institutions And Regulations, And The Public Financing Of Early Stage Innovations, Its Critical And Novel Perspective Serves Policy-makers, Scholars, And Those Interested In The Design Of Innovation Policy.
This book investigates how a holistic framework can improve the design and analysis of innovation policy by addressing the systemic failures that often limit current approaches. Authors Charles Edquist and Susana Borras, both established scholars in innovation studies, argue that existing policies are often too narrow. They propose a theoretically grounded methodology that identifies core innovation problems and evaluates policy instruments based on their ability to resolve systemic bottlenecks rather than merely targeting isolated determinants.
What You Will Find
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Experts recognize this work as a significant contribution to the field of innovation policy, particularly for its shift toward systemic analysis. Readers often note the academic density of the prose, making it a primary resource for policy-makers and scholars rather than casual observers.
Page Count:
320
Publication Date:
2019-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0192537806
ISBN-13:
9780192537805
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