Elgar encyclopedia on the economics of knowledge and innovation / edited by Cristiano Antonelli (professor of economics, department of economics and statistics "Cognetti de Martiis", University of Torino and fellow, Collegio Carlo Alberto, Italy).

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Northampton : Edward Elgar Publishing, 2022.
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1 online resource (578 pages).

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Elgar encyclopedias in economics and finance series
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"A landmark reference work in the field, this Elgar Encyclopedia presents over 60 entries from scholars that have shaped the economics of innovation as a distinct and specialised field of investigation. Comprehensive and accessible, it further elaborates the relationship between the economics of knowledge and the economics of innovation. The Encyclopedia offers an overview of the classical origins of the early economics of technical change, and the role of Schumpterian legacies and the Arrovian economics of knowledge as indispensable ingredients to understanding innovation. The entries highlight how the analysis of the full array of feedbacks, interactions and transactions that take place within economic systems show how and why out-of-equilibrium conditions in both factor and product markets are the cause and consequence of the introduction and diffusion of innovations. This will be a critical read for economics scholars, particularly those focusing on knowledge and innovation as it offers an understanding of the definitions of key terms in the field, the founding tenets of the topic, and the economics of knowledge and innovation in more specific contexts. It will also be a useful reference tool for business school students. Key Features: - Contributions from 66 scholars in the field of the economics of knowledge and innovation - Informative table offering thematic groupings of the entries in a thorough introduction - Provides readers with the framework to elaborate innovation policies and firms strategies"-- Provided by publisher.
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Contents
  • Contents: the economics of knowledge and innovation as emerging system properties / Cristiano Antonelli
  • 1. Barriers to innovation / Diego de Moraes Silva and Nicholas S. Vonortas
  • 2. Blockchain as a new digital paradigm / Martin Cimiterra and Jackie Krafft
  • 3. Capitalization of knowledge / Agnieszka Gehringer
  • 4. "coevolution" (in innovative economic systems) / Isabel Almudi and Francisco Fatas-Villafranca
  • 5. Combinatorial and differentiated knowledge bases - contributions to
  • (regional) innovation studies and policy / Bjørn T. Asheim
  • 6. Competent demand / Agnieszka Gehringer
  • 7. The contribution of universities to business innovation / Federica Rossi
  • 8. Creative response in economic history / Josef Taalbi
  • 9. Defining innovation / Paul Stoneman
  • 10. Darwin's ideas and their mixed reception in evolutionary economics / Gabriel Yoguel and Verónica Robert
  • 11. The economics of clusters / Jérôme Vicente
  • 12. Economics of knowledge codification / W. Edward Steinmueller
  • 13. Economists' analyses of technological change / F.M. Scherer
  • 14. Effects of organizational innovation / Brian P. Cozzarin
  • 15. Entrepreneurial ecosystems / Nicholas S. Vonortas
  • 16. Environmental regulation as a stimulus for eco-innovation / Valeria Costantini
  • 17. External engagement of academics / Cornelia Lawson
  • 18. Financing constraints for innovation / Hanna Hottenrott
  • 19. Frugal innovation with the lens of economics analysis / Christian Le Bas
  • 20. Green technological change / Francesco Quatraro
  • 21. High-growth firms / Alex Coad
  • 22. Ict contribution to growth measurement: Do we miss a lot? / Gilbert Cette and Vincenzo Spiezia
  • 23. The impact of biomedical innovation on longevity and health / Frank R. Lichtenberg
  • 24. Induced technological change / Christophe Feder
  • 25. Industrial dynamics / Bo Carlsson
  • 26. Innovation and circular economy: An analytical viewpoint / Christian Le Bas
  • 27. Innovation persistence / Francesco Crespi, Miriam Ruggiero and Giuseppe Scellato
  • 28. Innovation policy / Jan Fagerberg
  • 29. Innovation and trade / Claudio Fassio
  • 30. Innovation systems and their contribution to understanding innovation
  • And economic growth / Bo Carlsson
  • 31. Innovation and wealth creation / G.M. Peter Swann
  • 32. Intellectual property protection, innovation, and knowledge diffusion / Mehmet Ugur
  • 33. Intentionality and complexity / Félix-Fernando Muñoz
  • 34. Intentionality and innovation / Félix-Fernando Muñoz
  • 35. International intellectual property agreements and organizations / James A. Brander
  • 36. Knowledge base, firm performance and innovation networks / Pierpaolo Saviotti
  • 37. Knowledge externalities and the financing of innovation / Mehmet Ugur
  • 38. Knowledge spillovers / Adam B. Jaffe
  • 39. The knowledge spillover theory of entrepreneurship / David B. Audretsch and Erik E. Lehmann
  • 40. Learning, innovation, and economic development by latecomers / Keun Lee
  • 41. Localized technological change / Kristiaan Kerstens, Jens Krüger and Zhiyang Shen
  • 42. Measuring innovation / Paul Stoneman
  • 43. National systems of innovation / Bengt-Åke Lundvall
  • 44. Non-r&d innovation / You-Na Lee and John P. Walsh
  • 45. Patent citations / Adam B. Jaffe
  • 46. Patent fees / Lena Kalukuta Mahina and Bruno van Pottelsberghe de la Potterie
  • 47. Patent policy and innovation / Ruchi Sharma
  • 48. Patent systems / Elise Petit and Bruno van Pottelsberghe de la Potterie
  • 49. The platform as an organizational innovation for complex systems / Pier Paolo Patrucco
  • 50. Recombinant knowledge and innovation / Matthias Müller and Andreas Pyka
  • 51. R&d tax incentives / Pierre Mohnen
  • 52. Research and development subsidies / Hanna Hottenrott
  • 53. Returns to r&d / Pierre Mohnen
  • 54. Sarewitz-nelson rules (for innovative choice and technology policy) / Isabel Almudi and Francisco Fatas-Villafranca
  • 55. Schumpeterian oligopolistic rivalry / Ruchi Sharma
  • 56. Scientific ideas and innovative behavior / Albert N. Link
  • 57. Skilled migration and innovation / Claudio Fassio
  • 58. Technological capability accumulation / Gabriela Dutrénit
  • 59. Technological change and employment / Marco Vivarelli
  • 60. Technological systems and development blocks / Josef Taalbi
  • 61. Technology catch-up / Alenka Guzmán
  • 62. Towards an idea-led theory of the firm / Patrick Cohendet, Olivier Dupouët, Raouf Naggar and Romain Rampa
  • 63. Training and innovation / Brian P. Cozzarin
  • 64. Value chain perspectives on innovation-to-performance linkages / Stephen Roper
  • 65. Venture capital finance of innovation / James A. Brander
  • 66. What prevents spillovers from the pool of knowledge? / Hans Lööf.
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