Titlebook: Science, Technology and Innovation in the History of Economic Thought; Estrella Trincado Aznar,Fernando López Castellano Book 2023 The Edi

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Book 2023 responded to societal needs and global challenges to highlight the way in which knowledge and technology have been used to benefit society. Particular attention is given to modern concerns, such as climate change, technological unemployment, and social unrest, which are contextualised within the wo

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Why Inventions Fail to Become Innovation? Some Examples from Spain and Italyto a purely conceptual reason, ignorance of the true meaning of innovation, and showing how this lack of knowledge has been a fundamental factor in the poor results obtained. To achieve this, the case of Isaac Peral and his famous submarine is analysed.

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Introduction,g these three important issues within the history of economic thought. Literature has usually studied them in an unconnected way. However, all of them consist of a societal knowledge with a need for vocation, inventiveness, and a desire for change. All of them are systems of knowledge about the phys

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Some Misconceptions Regarding Innovation (and How Reading Classical Authors Might Help Overcoming Thation and the fact that, originally, it was used with a negative connotation (in the sense of a subversive change). A second point deals with the question of whether the well-established concept of innovation system—despite its fruitfulness—does not contradict Schumpeter’s own concept of innovation.

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Invention, Institutional Change, and Economic Development: From Scottish Enlightenment to the IPEem search for a non-individualistic concept of innovation. The individualistic innovation paradigm is based on the seminal work by?the british author Jeremy Bentham, . (1787). Bentham claimed that innovation is the driving force of development and it must go hand in hand with credit. Then, rates of

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Max Weber: Science, Technology and Vocationty of technological progress as its most developed expression. He considered that the expansion of instrumental rationality would lead to the divorce of the worker from the means of production, generating a bureaucratization of society as a whole (iron cage). The last few decades have witnessed an i

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The Age of Innovation: More Schumpeter than Keynesanged from individual entrepreneurs to big business or even states. In Schumpeter’s time, unemployment and the Great Depression were at the center of the stage. He was on the conservative, “l(fā)iquidationist” side, which was run over both by the Keynesian revolution and by the Chicago school. But after