Socio economic and technological innovations : mechanisms and institutions

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TextPublication details: New Delhi: NAROSA Publishing House Pvt. Ltd., c2014Description: xvi, 539pISBN:

9788184873399

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338.064 SOC SOC

Summary: The study of institutions and innovation is currently high on the agenda of the social sciences. There is growing concern about how the institutional framework of societies leads to variation in their innovation systems. Around the world, countries have set ambitious plans to drive innovation and move towards a knowledge driven economy. Social and institutional backgrounds differing significantly across countries induce and allow different pathways to the business of innovation despite the homogenizing forces of science technology, finance and commerce. This book investigates aspects where mutual country institutions could learn or even strongly collaborate or else where the country institutions should necessarily follow singular track.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Barcode
Gratis Books	International Management Institute New Delhi General stacks	338.064 SOC (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	G-6594

The study of institutions and innovation is currently high on the agenda of the social sciences. There is growing concern about how the institutional framework of societies leads to variation in their innovation systems. Around the world, countries have set ambitious plans to drive innovation and move towards a knowledge driven economy.

Social and institutional backgrounds differing significantly across countries induce and allow different pathways to the business of innovation despite the homogenizing forces of science technology, finance and commerce. This book investigates aspects where mutual country institutions could learn or even strongly collaborate or else where the country institutions should necessarily follow singular track.

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