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Joseph Schumpeter and his legacy in innovation studies

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Joseph Schumpeter's well-known idea of creative destruction and on innovation policy, which might have vital relevance to today's increasingly policy-dominated world, is discussed. His policy review not only gives an explanation for the omnipresent copycat behavior among policymakers in change for innovation, but also warns against too much faith and generalization in propagating policy measures in the field of innovation.

Science & research, Social Scientists, Research, Schumpeter, Joseph Alois

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Creative cities: breeding places in the knowledge economy

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An effort is undertaken to explore the function of cities in the knowledge economy. It is revealed that the knowledge economy demands creative cities, that is, competitive urban areas that combine concentration, diversity, instability, and a positive reputation.

Analysis, Evaluation, Cities and towns, Knowledge-based systems, Knowledge-based system

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Political institutions and economic growth

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Democratic governments do not aid nor do they hinder economic growth.

Economics, Economic aspects, Political aspects, Economic development, Democracy

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