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Intro
Contents
Notes on Contributors
List of Figures
List of Tables
Part I: Innovation: Where We Are and How We Got Here
1: Introduction
INNOVATION, WHAT INNOVATION?
INNOVATION AS HYPEROBJECT
THE REST OF THIS BOOK
REFERENCES
2: Innovation, Labor Displacement, and the Role of the State: The Classical Economists' Perspective
INTRODUCTION
ADAM SMITH
DAVID RICARDO
JEREMY BENTHAM
THOMAS ROBERT MALTHUS
JOHN STUART MILL
SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
3: Innovation Ethics
INTRODUCTION
WHY AN ETHICS OF TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION?
APPROACHES TO TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION ETHICS
Autonomous approaches
Deliberative approaches
Responsible research and innovation
CHALLENGES IN ETHICAL INNOVATION IN TECHNOLOGY IN A MULTI-CULTURAL, COMPETITIVE WORLD
Innovation in the private sector
International competition for innovative technologies
DISCUSSION: AN AGENDA FOR INNOVATION ETHICS
Innovation ethics must promote critical thinking and avoid reification of values
Innovation ethics needs to also focus on care and maintenance of existing values
Innovation ethics is processual and iterative, and cannot be just invention ethics
Innovation ethics needs to be open to innovation in a variety of contexts
Innovation ethics acknowledges the infinite demands of ethics, but still is action-oriented
CONCLUSIONS
REFERENCES
Part II: Some General Critiques of Innovation
4: Creative Continuation: An Alternative Perspective on Innovation and Society
INTRODUCTION
EXTENDED FAMILIES AND INNOVATION
THE BASQUE COUNTRY AND WEST NORWAY
THE THIRD ITALY
DISCUSSION
CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
5: Image, Imperatives, and Ideology in the Innovation Industry
INTRODUCTION
THE INNOVATION INDUSTRY: AN INTRODUCTION
"INNOVATE OR DIE!": ON IMPERATIVE ASSUMPTIONS IN INNOVATION THINKING
THE INNOVATION IDEOLOGY
INNOVATION THEATER: THE STAGING AND PERFORMANCE OF COMMODIFIED NOVELTY
THE INNOVATION IDEOLOGY INDUSTRIALLY PERFORMED, A MODEL
REFERENCES
Part III: For and Against Business Model Innovation
6: In Search for the Holy Grail in Management Research: A Review of the Benefits of Business Model Innovation
INTRODUCTION
WHAT IS BUSINESS MODEL INNOVATION?
BENEFITS OF BUSINESS MODEL INNOVATION
Effects on the operational and strategic performance
Framing condition for organizational transformation
Holistic thinking pattern for new venture creation
DISCUSSION
Key implications
Outlook
Critical reflection
REFERENCES
7: A Critique of Business Model Innovation
BUSINESS MODEL INNOVATION: THE DARK SIDE
PURSUING BUSINESS MODEL INNOVATION: A CONTINGENCY PERSPECTIVE
CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
Part IV: For and Against Social Innovation
8: The Pros of Social Innovation
Contents
Notes on Contributors
List of Figures
List of Tables
Part I: Innovation: Where We Are and How We Got Here
1: Introduction
INNOVATION, WHAT INNOVATION?
INNOVATION AS HYPEROBJECT
THE REST OF THIS BOOK
REFERENCES
2: Innovation, Labor Displacement, and the Role of the State: The Classical Economists' Perspective
INTRODUCTION
ADAM SMITH
DAVID RICARDO
JEREMY BENTHAM
THOMAS ROBERT MALTHUS
JOHN STUART MILL
SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
3: Innovation Ethics
INTRODUCTION
WHY AN ETHICS OF TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION?
APPROACHES TO TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION ETHICS
Autonomous approaches
Deliberative approaches
Responsible research and innovation
CHALLENGES IN ETHICAL INNOVATION IN TECHNOLOGY IN A MULTI-CULTURAL, COMPETITIVE WORLD
Innovation in the private sector
International competition for innovative technologies
DISCUSSION: AN AGENDA FOR INNOVATION ETHICS
Innovation ethics must promote critical thinking and avoid reification of values
Innovation ethics needs to also focus on care and maintenance of existing values
Innovation ethics is processual and iterative, and cannot be just invention ethics
Innovation ethics needs to be open to innovation in a variety of contexts
Innovation ethics acknowledges the infinite demands of ethics, but still is action-oriented
CONCLUSIONS
REFERENCES
Part II: Some General Critiques of Innovation
4: Creative Continuation: An Alternative Perspective on Innovation and Society
INTRODUCTION
EXTENDED FAMILIES AND INNOVATION
THE BASQUE COUNTRY AND WEST NORWAY
THE THIRD ITALY
DISCUSSION
CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
5: Image, Imperatives, and Ideology in the Innovation Industry
INTRODUCTION
THE INNOVATION INDUSTRY: AN INTRODUCTION
"INNOVATE OR DIE!": ON IMPERATIVE ASSUMPTIONS IN INNOVATION THINKING
THE INNOVATION IDEOLOGY
INNOVATION THEATER: THE STAGING AND PERFORMANCE OF COMMODIFIED NOVELTY
THE INNOVATION IDEOLOGY INDUSTRIALLY PERFORMED, A MODEL
REFERENCES
Part III: For and Against Business Model Innovation
6: In Search for the Holy Grail in Management Research: A Review of the Benefits of Business Model Innovation
INTRODUCTION
WHAT IS BUSINESS MODEL INNOVATION?
BENEFITS OF BUSINESS MODEL INNOVATION
Effects on the operational and strategic performance
Framing condition for organizational transformation
Holistic thinking pattern for new venture creation
DISCUSSION
Key implications
Outlook
Critical reflection
REFERENCES
7: A Critique of Business Model Innovation
BUSINESS MODEL INNOVATION: THE DARK SIDE
PURSUING BUSINESS MODEL INNOVATION: A CONTINGENCY PERSPECTIVE
CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
Part IV: For and Against Social Innovation
8: The Pros of Social Innovation