Innovation Systems - CTA Publishing
... given the multi-functional nature of agriculture, included “Revalorisation of traditional and local ...
... given the multi-functional nature of agriculture, included “Revalorisation of traditional and local ...
Defining Social Innovation
... from country to country and are engaged in a wide range of activities (from provision of healthcare and housing to care and work insertion).17 Social innovation is much broader than either social enterprise or social entrepreneurship – but may overlap with one or the other or both. For example, a so ...
... from country to country and are engaged in a wide range of activities (from provision of healthcare and housing to care and work insertion).17 Social innovation is much broader than either social enterprise or social entrepreneurship – but may overlap with one or the other or both. For example, a so ...
Defining Social Innovation - European Social Innovation Research
... from country to country and are engaged in a wide range of activities (from provision of healthcare and housing to care and work insertion).17 Social innovation is much broader than either social enterprise or social entrepreneurship – but may overlap with one or the other or both. For example, a so ...
... from country to country and are engaged in a wide range of activities (from provision of healthcare and housing to care and work insertion).17 Social innovation is much broader than either social enterprise or social entrepreneurship – but may overlap with one or the other or both. For example, a so ...
Social Silicon Valleys (March 2006)
... New dedicated social innovation accelerators ............................................................ 49 National and cross-national pools............................................................................... 50 Research and faster learning .............................................. ...
... New dedicated social innovation accelerators ............................................................ 49 National and cross-national pools............................................................................... 50 Research and faster learning .............................................. ...
"Social innovation". - Sozialforschungsstelle Dortmund
... innovations instigated by few “basic innovations” (turning points in social change) applies to social innovations as well. Society develops and breeds social innovations in forms of new practices, institutions, “rites, techniques, customs, manners and mores”v, plus technology and technological innov ...
... innovations instigated by few “basic innovations” (turning points in social change) applies to social innovations as well. Society develops and breeds social innovations in forms of new practices, institutions, “rites, techniques, customs, manners and mores”v, plus technology and technological innov ...
aust dortmund.de
... cannot include unknown features of the future that turn out to be most effectual. It is extremely improbable to predict in real terms unpredictable events with alterative impact on societal developments, i.e. changing history. For example: In 1984 Helmar Kruppi published a very accurate study on liv ...
... cannot include unknown features of the future that turn out to be most effectual. It is extremely improbable to predict in real terms unpredictable events with alterative impact on societal developments, i.e. changing history. For example: In 1984 Helmar Kruppi published a very accurate study on liv ...
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... options that a group of people has the opportunity to select” (Pol and Ville, 2009, p. 882) (such as, for example, material wellbeing, education opportunities, health, job security, etc.). Given this definition, the paper then suggests that social innovation and business innovation (defined as “pro ...
... options that a group of people has the opportunity to select” (Pol and Ville, 2009, p. 882) (such as, for example, material wellbeing, education opportunities, health, job security, etc.). Given this definition, the paper then suggests that social innovation and business innovation (defined as “pro ...
“Innovation Studies”: The Invention of a Specialty (Part I)
... When researchers gathered in 1960 at the NBER conference on the Rate and Direction of Inventive Activity, they elected invention as the category to study. Invention as a category first emerged two thousand years ago in rhetoric (Cicero), then appeared in legal and civil affairs and early literary cr ...
... When researchers gathered in 1960 at the NBER conference on the Rate and Direction of Inventive Activity, they elected invention as the category to study. Invention as a category first emerged two thousand years ago in rhetoric (Cicero), then appeared in legal and civil affairs and early literary cr ...
Innovation Management Educational Aspects
... there is no room for entrepreneurship. This is because it is market disequilibrium that encourages entrepreneurial activity (Douhan et al., 2007). According to neoclassical economics, in a long-term general equilibrium the total number of enterprises stabilises because the profit companies obtain in ...
... there is no room for entrepreneurship. This is because it is market disequilibrium that encourages entrepreneurial activity (Douhan et al., 2007). According to neoclassical economics, in a long-term general equilibrium the total number of enterprises stabilises because the profit companies obtain in ...
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... presented as a core element of innovation, also in the sense of engaging society in developing new solutions. When it comes to strictly agricultural development in the sense of production efficiency, social innovation is generally considered of less significance. Here a technology-oriented definitio ...
... presented as a core element of innovation, also in the sense of engaging society in developing new solutions. When it comes to strictly agricultural development in the sense of production efficiency, social innovation is generally considered of less significance. Here a technology-oriented definitio ...
2. ORGANIZATIONAL INNOVATION
... major features. First, newness is a central characteristic. Second, they are all defined as the invention, implementation and use of new managerial practices and process and new organizational structures and forms. Third, empirical research uses similar variables for the three concepts such as quali ...
... major features. First, newness is a central characteristic. Second, they are all defined as the invention, implementation and use of new managerial practices and process and new organizational structures and forms. Third, empirical research uses similar variables for the three concepts such as quali ...
Aalborg Universitet Sustainability in the built environment using embedded technology
... The first FM was established at a building site. Various stakeholders from contracting businesses represented the end-user. Subjects like logistics, assembling methods and many more were considered. Similarly the second FM concerning facility management of housing, i.e. continuous operation and main ...
... The first FM was established at a building site. Various stakeholders from contracting businesses represented the end-user. Subjects like logistics, assembling methods and many more were considered. Similarly the second FM concerning facility management of housing, i.e. continuous operation and main ...
Web designers` power struggle strategies and management
... focusing on the processes that lead to the creation of new practices as in the case of e-socio cultural atmospheric cues, we expand the understanding of the sources of management innovation. This study demonstrates the potential effectiveness of creative positive tension (refusal, voicing, escape, c ...
... focusing on the processes that lead to the creation of new practices as in the case of e-socio cultural atmospheric cues, we expand the understanding of the sources of management innovation. This study demonstrates the potential effectiveness of creative positive tension (refusal, voicing, escape, c ...
Web designers` power struggle strategies and management
... focusing on the processes that lead to the creation of new practices as in the case of e-socio cultural atmospheric cues, we expand the understanding of the sources of management innovation. This study demonstrates the potential effectiveness of creative positive tension (refusal, voicing, escape, c ...
... focusing on the processes that lead to the creation of new practices as in the case of e-socio cultural atmospheric cues, we expand the understanding of the sources of management innovation. This study demonstrates the potential effectiveness of creative positive tension (refusal, voicing, escape, c ...
Position paper
... that incorporates the (positive and negative) external effects beyond the scope of private cost-benefit calculation. An external effect is any value creation or destruction that is not mediated through the price system. A narrow definition will limit these external effects to ‘non-excludabilities’ a ...
... that incorporates the (positive and negative) external effects beyond the scope of private cost-benefit calculation. An external effect is any value creation or destruction that is not mediated through the price system. A narrow definition will limit these external effects to ‘non-excludabilities’ a ...
Reading 1
... time and further, that industrial networks facilitate the ability of firms to share and combine elements of know-how to even greater advantage [OECD 1996]. Thus, through the lens of the ‘knowledge-based’ work, the importance of ‘networks’ took on new significance and seemed to provide support for ne ...
... time and further, that industrial networks facilitate the ability of firms to share and combine elements of know-how to even greater advantage [OECD 1996]. Thus, through the lens of the ‘knowledge-based’ work, the importance of ‘networks’ took on new significance and seemed to provide support for ne ...
Ashford_Heitor - DSpace@MIT - Massachusetts Institute of
... time and further, that industrial networks facilitate the ability of firms to share and combine elements of know-how to even greater advantage [OECD 1996]. Thus, through the lens of the ‘knowledge-based’ work, the importance of ‘networks’ took on new significance and seemed to provide support for ne ...
... time and further, that industrial networks facilitate the ability of firms to share and combine elements of know-how to even greater advantage [OECD 1996]. Thus, through the lens of the ‘knowledge-based’ work, the importance of ‘networks’ took on new significance and seemed to provide support for ne ...
Sustaining Investment in Innovation in Oil Rich Gulf Countries
... how they can help them improve their innovation performance. Designing policies that stimulate innovation has become a major issue for politicians at various levels of government. The European Commission has made innovation policy a central element in its attempt to invigorate the European economy. ...
... how they can help them improve their innovation performance. Designing policies that stimulate innovation has become a major issue for politicians at various levels of government. The European Commission has made innovation policy a central element in its attempt to invigorate the European economy. ...
The Iconomy of Creative Currencies in the City of Knowledge
... effects on the geopolitical economy of places of memory, culture and knowledge? To what extent are still valid some of the most relevant approaches to local development policies such as industrial clustering, triple helix development and creative industries if the digital coevolution does not relate ...
... effects on the geopolitical economy of places of memory, culture and knowledge? To what extent are still valid some of the most relevant approaches to local development policies such as industrial clustering, triple helix development and creative industries if the digital coevolution does not relate ...
the PDF press release
... artists, small businesses, and industrial users. The complex has faced stability issues in previous years, due in part to the 120,000 square feet of vacant and unusable space in the building’s southern end. “Our plan is to redevelop that southern end into viable real estate once again.” says Teagen ...
... artists, small businesses, and industrial users. The complex has faced stability issues in previous years, due in part to the 120,000 square feet of vacant and unusable space in the building’s southern end. “Our plan is to redevelop that southern end into viable real estate once again.” says Teagen ...
innovación social
... • Acts in the Basque Autonomous Community, and dedicated to responding to its challenges and following the principles of good management and transparency • Member of the Basque Network for Science, Technology and Innovation • Member of the Basque Agency for Innovation INNOBASQUE, and active collabor ...
... • Acts in the Basque Autonomous Community, and dedicated to responding to its challenges and following the principles of good management and transparency • Member of the Basque Network for Science, Technology and Innovation • Member of the Basque Agency for Innovation INNOBASQUE, and active collabor ...
The *Quiet Crisis* * productivity, wages, job quality and skills utilisation
... environment where routes to low cost, low skill, low wage competition have largely been closed off by the presence of strong trade unions, high wages and associated social provision costs, and economic and cultural expectations that mean that most firms have little option but to take the high road t ...
... environment where routes to low cost, low skill, low wage competition have largely been closed off by the presence of strong trade unions, high wages and associated social provision costs, and economic and cultural expectations that mean that most firms have little option but to take the high road t ...