ISBN:
9783658192693
Language:
English
Pages:
1 Online-Ressource (IX, 395 Seiten)
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Uniform Title:
Innovationsgesellschaft heute
Parallel Title:
Erscheint auch als Innovation society today
DDC:
300
Keywords:
Innovation
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Sozialer Wandel
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Technologiepolitik
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Soziale Innovation
;
Technological innovations--Social aspects
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Electronic books
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Aufsatzsammlung
;
Gesellschaft
;
Wandel
;
Innovation
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Informationsgesellschaft
;
Sozialinnovation
;
Informationsgesellschaft
;
Modernisierung
;
Innovation
;
Innovationsprozess
;
Gesellschaft
;
Wandel
;
Innovation
;
Gesellschaft
;
Innovation
;
Innovationsprozess
Abstract:
Foreword. To what extent and in what sense does innovation characterize our societies today? -- Contents -- Introduction -- 1 Expanding the Innovation Zone -- Perspectives of Social Theory and Theory of Society -- Between Economy and Culture -- Between Politics, Planning, and Social Movement -- Between Science and Innovation Policy -- Acknowledgements -- 2 Innovation Society Today. The Reflexive Creation of Novelty -- 1 A Research Framework for Reflexive Innovation -- 2 Research Agenda -- 2.1 Motivation and Central Focus: Reflexive Innovation as a Pervasive Social Phenomenon -- 2.2 Analysis: Dimensions of the Research Framework -- 3 Prospect: Pluralistic View of Theory and Research Methods -- References -- Part I Perspectives of Social Theory and Theories of Society -- 3 Fragmental Differentiation and the Practice of Innovation. Why Is There an Ever-Increasing Number of Fields of Innovation? -- 1 Innovation Processes in Contemporary Society -- 2 Differentiation of Fields of Innovation and the Diffusion of the Reflexive Innovation Paradigm -- 3 Innovation Practice and the Bypassing of Field-Specific Differences -- 4 Reflexivization of Innovation and the Increase in References -- 5 Practical Reflexivity and the Situational Creation of Fields -- 6 Fragmental Differentiation and the Practice of Innovation -- References -- 4 Reflexive Innovation. On Innovation in Radicalized Modernity -- 1 Reflexive Innovation and Sociation Today: Definitions -- 2 Reflexive Innovation and Institutions -- 2.1 Reflexivity as a Principle of Modern Sociation and Innovation -- 2.2 Reflexive Innovation and the Trias of Capitalist Economization, Industrialization, and Rationalization -- 2.3 Reflexively Institutionalized Positions, Position Practices, and Forms of Positioning -- 3 Reflexive Innovation, Structures, and Modern Actors
Abstract:
4 Regulation of Innovation: Organizations, Networks, and Fields of Innovation -- 5 Innovating as Reflexive Exploration and Experimentation -- References -- 5 Communicative Action, the New, and the Innovation Society -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Discourses and the Meaning of Innovation -- 3 The Construction of the New -- 4 Communicative Action and Reflexivity -- 5 Reflexive Innovation and Discursive Reflexivity -- 6 The Innovation Society -- 7 Conclusion: The Action Structure of Innovation and Creativity -- References -- 6 The Creativity Dispositif and the Social Regimes of the New -- 1 Creativity from the Perspective of Social Theory -- 2 Regimes of the New -- 3 Processes of Aesthetization -- 4 Aesthetic Socialities: Creators, Audiences, Structures of Attention -- 5 The Field of Art as a Blueprint -- 6 Culturalization of Society and Regimes of Innovation -- References -- Part II Between Economy and Culture -- 7 The Role of Newness in the Experience Economy -- 1 Introduction -- 2 A Conceptual History of the Creative Economy -- 3 A Sociology of Aesthetic Experiences -- 4 Features of the Experience Economy -- 5 Dealing with Novelty in the Innovation Society -- References -- 8 What Is Strategic Marketing in an Innovation Society? A Frame of Reference -- 1 An Uncharted Territory -- 2 Parallel Disciplinary Worlds -- 2.1 Strategic Management: Strategy without Customers -- 2.2 Consumer Research: Strategy as Persona Non Grata -- 2.3 Marketing: Strategy as a Vacuum -- 3 A Framework for Innovation-Oriented Strategic Marketing -- 3.1 Foundations -- 3.2 A New Way of Dealing with the New -- References -- 9 Innovation by the Numbers. Crowdsourcing in the Innovation Process -- 1 Crowdsourcing: Leveraging the Power of Many -- 2 Crowdsourcing Innovation -- 2.1 Crowd Innovation as a Category of Open Innovation
Abstract:
2.2 Economic Analysis of the Paradigm Shift from Manufacturer-to Customer-Centered and Collaborative Innovation -- 2.3 Crowdsourcing: Typical Forms and Applications for Innovation -- 3 Selected Research Issues and Needs -- 3.1 Organizational Process and Distinct Forms -- 3.2 Problems, Challenges, and Tasks for Crowdsourcing -- 3.3 Value Creation and Intellectual Property -- 4 Conclusion -- References -- 10 The Berlin Innovation Panel. History, First Results, and Outlook -- 1 Background -- 2 Feasibility Study -- 2.1 Innovation Potential and Performance: Berlin Compared to Other Metropolitan Regions -- 2.2 Results of the Feasibility Study -- 3 History and Method of the Berlin Innovation Panel -- 4 Results of the First Survey, 2012 -- 5 Comparison of Results over Four Years -- 6 Selected Results from the 2014 Survey and Challenges for Innovation Policy -- 7 The Berlin Innovation Panel in the Context of the Policy Cycle of Innovation Financing -- 8 Outlook -- References -- Part III Between Politics, Planning, and Social Movements -- 11 'Flash Mobs' as Innovation. On a New Social Form of Technically Mediated Congregation -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The Emergence of Flash Mobs -- 3 Mobilization and Online Activity -- 4 On Site -- 5 'Flash Mobs' as a New Social Form of Technically Mediated Congregation. Discussion and Summary -- References -- 12 How Does Novelty Enter Spatial Planning? Conceptualizing Innovations in Planning and Research Strategies -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Previous Perspectives on Change in Spatial Planning Practice. On Problems with the Notion of Change and the Potential of the Concept of Innovation -- 3 Some Thoughts on the Concept of Innovation in the Context of Spatial Planning -- 4 On Empirical Research on Innovations in Spatial Planning, Drawing on Examples from Four Fields of Planning -- 4.1 Fields of Action
Abstract:
4.2 Steps in the Research Process and Methodological Procedure -- 5 On Intentionality in the Innovation of Planning. Early Findings in Selected Fields of Action -- 6 Concluding Remarks -- References -- 13 Germany's Energiewende. Path Disruption or Reinforcement of the Established Path? -- 1 The Challenge -- 2 Path Disruption and Path Dependence in the Transformation of Energy Systems -- 3 Innovation Biographies of Renewable Energy Sources -- 4 Recent Heterogeneous Constellations -- 5 Carbon Storage and Unconventional Natural Gas Production: Is there a Threat of 'Re-lock-in'? -- 6 A Preliminary Conclusion -- Acknowledgements -- References -- 14 Innovating Governance. Epistemic and Political Reflexivities in the Remaking of Democracy -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Governance: The Reflexivity of Collective Ordering Processes -- 3 The Co-Production of Order: Political and Epistemic Reflexivity -- 4 Reflexivity in the Innovation of Citizen Panels -- 5 Conclusion -- References -- Part IV Between Science and Public Policy -- 15 Epistemic Innovation. How Novelty Comes About in Science -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Essential Tension Between Tradition and Innovation -- 3 Micro Perspective on Epistemic Innovation -- 4 Object-Centered Perspectives of Epistemic Innovation -- 4.1 Experimental Systems and Their Innovation Dynamics -- 4.2 Epistemic Objects in the Context of an Object-centered Sociality -- 5 Computer Simulation as a New Practice of Epistemic Innovation -- 6 Conclusion -- References -- 16 Projectification of Science as an Organizational Innovation. A Figurational Sociological Perspective on Emergence, Diffusion, and Impact -- 1 Figuration, Innovation, and Science -- 2 Grammar and Pragmatics of the 'Science Figuration' before Projectification: The Classical German University System -- 3 Semantics of Projectification: Constructing Projects as an Innovation
Abstract:
4 The Project's Sociogenesis: Changing Grammar and Pragmatics in Science -- 4.1 Projects as a New Form of Coordinating Research -- 4.2 Projects as a New Form of Funding Research -- 5 Grammar and Pragmatics of the 'Science Figuration' after Projectification -- 5.1 Projectification's Impact on the University as an Organization (Meso Level) -- 5.2 Projectification's Impact on Academic Careers (Micro Level) -- 6 Conclusion and Outlook -- References -- 17 Social Innovation. A New Instrument for Social Change? -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Transformation of (Post-)Modern Societies -- 3 Social Innovations -- 3.1 Innovation: Technical or Social? -- 3.2 Innovation: Top-down or Bottom-up? -- 4 Reflexive Social Innovation in the EU: New Hopes of Governance -- 5 Conclusion -- References -- Contributors
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