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Creating System Innovation - How Large Scale Transitions Emerge (Hardcover)
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Creating System Innovation - How Large Scale Transitions Emerge (Hardcover)
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'System innovation' is a radical change of institutions, structures
and values concerning one or more entire sectors.
This publication from the Consultative Committee of Sectorcouncils
for Research and Development in the Netherlands draws conclusions
about the possible role of governments when 'system innovation' is
predominantly emergent, questioning the popular idea of proactive
governments in realizing system innovations. The main conclusion
drawn is that highly process-oriented governments should focus on
creating favourable conditions for system innovations instead of
concentrating on content areas where these innovations might take
place.
Three examples of realized 'system innovations' are examined:
? The privatization of British Rail,
? The explosive development of a biotech- industry around Boston
(USA), and
? The realization of the Comprehensive Everglades Restoration
Program (South Florida, USA).
It emerges from these case studies that many themes arise
consistently, including the role of knowledge, the way initiators
deal with social resistance and the role of public- private
interaction. The authors show that even seemingly well designed
'system innovations' contain many emergent elements and often lead
to unforeseeable and unmanageable dynamics.
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