ISBN:
9781315753522
Language:
English
Pages:
Online-Ressource
Edition:
Online-Ausg.
Series Statement:
Routledge advances in sociology 154
Series Statement:
Routledge Advances in Sociology Ser.
Parallel Title:
Print version Sociology of economic innovation
DDC:
306.3
Keywords:
Technological innovations Social aspects
;
Economics Sociological aspects
;
Economics - Sociological aspects
;
Electronic books
Abstract:
Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- List of figures -- List of tables -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction: Innovation Studies -- I.1 A field of interdisciplinary research -- I.2 The contribution of sociology -- I.3 A first definition -- I.4 Economic innovation -- 1 Innovation and social change -- 1.1 Capitalism, society and innovation -- 1.2 Adam Smith and the division of labour -- 1.3 Between conflict and consensus: Marx and Durkheim -- 1.4 The innov-actors: Simmel, Sombart and Weber -- 1.5 Schumpeter and the economy of innovation -- 1.6 Models of capitalism -- 1.7 Innovative networks -- 1.8 The economic sociology of innovation -- 2 Inventors and creativity -- 2.1 Genius or puppet? -- 2.2 On the shoulders of giants -- 2.3 The 'discovery' of inventors -- 2.4 The psychology of creativity -- 3 The sociology of economic inventions -- 3.1 Sombart, Tarde, Ogburn: 100,000 inventors, one, or none? -- 3.2 The creative class -- 3.3 Better alone or in good company? -- 3.4 Pluralisation and decentralisation -- 3.5 Organising innovation -- 3.6 Who are the inventors? -- 4 The small worlds of creativity and innovation -- 4.1 Six degrees of separation -- 4.2 It's a small world -- 4.3 Small-world networks -- 4.4 Scale-invariant networks -- 4.5 Affiliation networks -- 4.6 The musicals industry -- 4.7 Strategic alliances and patent partnerships -- 4.8 The Silicon Valley hubs -- 5 Innovation systems -- 5.1 An integrated approach -- 5.2 Assumptions -- 5.3 National systems -- 5.4 Sectoral systems -- 5.5 The triple helix -- 6 The geography of innovation -- 6.1 The death of distance and the rediscovery of geography -- 6.2 Tacit knowledge and proximity -- 6.3 Knowledge spillovers -- 6.4 Regional systems -- 7 Innovation and local development -- 7.1 Agglomeration economies -- 7.2 The 'Italian school'.
Description / Table of Contents:
""Cover""; ""Half Title""; ""Title Page""; ""Copyright Page""; ""Table of Contents""; ""List of figures""; ""List of tables""; ""Acknowledgements""; ""Introduction: Innovation Studies""; ""I.1 A field of interdisciplinary research""; ""I.2 The contribution of sociology""; ""I.3 A first definition""; ""I.4 Economic innovation""; ""1 Innovation and social change""; ""1.1 Capitalism, society and innovation""; ""1.2 Adam Smith and the division of labour""; ""1.3 Between conflict and consensus: Marx and Durkheim""; ""1.4 The innov-actors: Simmel, Sombart and Weber""
Description / Table of Contents:
""1.5 Schumpeter and the economy of innovation""""1.6 Models of capitalism""; ""1.7 Innovative networks""; ""1.8 The economic sociology of innovation""; ""2 Inventors and creativity""; ""2.1 Genius or puppet?""; ""2.2 On the shoulders of giants""; ""2.3 The 'discovery' of inventors""; ""2.4 The psychology of creativity""; ""3 The sociology of economic inventions""; ""3.1 Sombart, Tarde, Ogburn: 100,000 inventors, one, or none?""; ""3.2 The creative class""; ""3.3 Better alone or in good company?""; ""3.4 Pluralisation and decentralisation""; ""3.5 Organising innovation""
Description / Table of Contents:
""3.6 Who are the inventors?""""4 The small worlds of creativity and innovation""; ""4.1 Six degrees of separation""; ""4.2 It's a small world""; ""4.3 Small-world networks""; ""4.4 Scale-invariant networks""; ""4.5 Affiliation networks""; ""4.6 The musicals industry""; ""4.7 Strategic alliances and patent partnerships""; ""4.8 The Silicon Valley hubs""; ""5 Innovation systems""; ""5.1 An integrated approach""; ""5.2 Assumptions""; ""5.3 National systems""; ""5.4 Sectoral systems""; ""5.5 The triple helix""; ""6 The geography of innovation""
Description / Table of Contents:
""6.1 The death of distance and the rediscovery of geography""""6.2 Tacit knowledge and proximity""; ""6.3 Knowledge spillovers""; ""6.4 Regional systems""; ""7 Innovation and local development""; ""7.1 Agglomeration economies""; ""7.2 The 'Italian school'""; ""7.3 Worlds of production and innovative 'milieux'""; ""7.4 High-tech districts""; ""7.5 Territorial and relational proximity""; ""Bibliography""; ""Index""
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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