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245 00 Innovation beyond technology :|bscience for society and
interdisciplinary approaches /|cedited by Sebastien
Lechevalier
264 1 Singapore :|bSpringer Singapore :|bImprint: Springer,
|c2019
300 1 online resource (x, 324 pages) :|billustrations, digital
;|c24 cm
336 text|btxt|2rdacontent
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490 1 Creative economy,|x2364-9186
505 0 Preface -- 1. Innovation Beyond Technology - Introduction
-- 2. Reimagining Innovation -- 3. 'Innovation' as an
adaptation of 'Progress': Revisiting the epistemological
and historical contexts of these terms -- 4. The Light and
Shadow of the Fourth Industrial Revolution -- 5. How
scientific breakthroughs and social innovations shape the
evolution of the healthcare sector -- 6. From crisis to
reformulation: innovation in the global drug industry and
the alternative modernization of Indian Ayurveda -- 7.
Consortium-Based Open Innovation: Exploring a Unique and
Optimal Model for Regional Biotechnology Industry -- 8.
Environment and social innovation: Why technology never
was the solution -- 9. Post-Disaster Community Recovery
and Community-based Collaborative Action Research - A Case
of Process Evaluation Method for Community Life
Improvement - -- 10. Lessons from Fukushima for
Responsible Innovation: How to construct a new
relationship between science and society? -- 11. Public
participation in the setting of research and innovation
agenda: virtues and challenges from a philosophical
perspective -- 12. Innovation for whom? City experiments
and the redefinition of urban democracy -- 13. lmage of
Jurisprudence Reconstructed to Enhance Innovation:
Liability Allocation for Improved Predictability -- 14.
Science as Care: Science and Innovation in Post-Growth
Society
520 The major purpose of this book is to clarify the
importance of non-technological factors in innovation to
cope with contemporary complex societal issues while
critically reconsidering the relations between science,
technology, innovation (STI), and society. For a few
decades now, innovation-mainly derived from technological
advancement-has been considered a driving force of
economic and societal development and prosperity. With
that in mind, the following questions are dealt with in
this book: What are the non-technological sources of
innovation? What can the progress of STI bring to
humankind? What roles will society be expected to play in
the new model of innovation? The authors argue that the
majority of so-called technological innovations are
actually socio-technical innovations, requiring huge
resources for financing activities, adapting regulations,
designing adequate policy frames, and shaping new uses and
new users while having the appropriate interaction with
society. This book gathers multi- and trans-disciplinary
approaches in innovation that go beyond technology and
take into account the inter-relations with social and
human phenomena. Illustrated by carefully chosen examples
and based on broad and well-informed analyses, it is
highly recommended to readers who seek an in-depth and up-
to-date integrated overview of innovation in its non-
technological dimensions
650 0 Social sciences|xResearch
650 0 Social change
650 14 Cultural Economics
650 24 Innovation/Technology Management
650 24 Humanities and Social Sciences, multidisciplinary
700 1 Lechevalier, Sebastien,|eeditor
710 2 SpringerLink (Online service)
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830 0 Creative economy
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