A Research Agenda for Innovation and Development

Edited by Judith Sutz and Rodrigo Arocena

in Books from Edward Elgar Publishing

Abstract: This Research Agenda assesses why outcomes of innovation often disproportionately damage human wellbeing in periphery countries compared to highly industrialized ones. It questions why this pattern is so persistent, and why innovation and development appear to remain mutually exclusive.

Keywords: Human And Sustainable Development; Knowledge Production; Innovation Actors; Science; Technology And Innovation Policies; Global And Local Innovation; Innovation Related Institutions (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2026
ISBN: 9781035344338
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Innovation and development in their multiple dimensions: an overview of the book

Judith Sutz and Rodrigo Arocena

Ch 2 On the concepts of development and its relations with innovation

Helena Lastres and José E. Cassiolato

Ch 3 Combining a deep transition framework and human capability approach to reimagine innovation and development

Johan Schot and Diana Velasco

Ch 4 Human rights and dignity: techno-cultural innovation and inclusive and ecological development

Fernando Calderón

Ch 5 Innovation taken into our own hands: autonomy, technology and development in grassroots innovation

Adrian Smith and Mariano Fressoli

Ch 6 Innovation as a combinatorial process: scarcity, variety, institutional change

Smita Srinivas

Ch 7 Innovation and the technological frontier: choosing paths to bridge the gap

Florencia Barletta and Diana Suárez

Ch 8 From micro joy to social agency: micro moments of happiness (MoH) as innovations in development practice

Joske Bunders and Rajagobalan Keerthana

Ch 9 A new role of the state for transformations through innovation?

Stefan Kuhlmann, Uwe Cantner and Dirk Fornahl

Ch 10 STI policy in Latin America: a view from structural heterogeneity

Gabriela Dutrénit and Martín Puchet

Ch 11 Forging new socio-technical imaginaries to shape innovation policy for development in Africa

Glenda Kruss

Ch 12 Innovation systems and industrial upgrading: the Southeast Asian experience

Rajah Rasiah

Ch 13 Opportunities and constraints for universities to foster developmental innovations

Birgitte Gregersen

Ch 14 Development and deliberation: social innovation in universities

Marila Lázaro

Ch 15 Past, present, and future of the National Systems of Innovation approach

Bengt-Åke Lundvall

Ch 16 Development today and how innovation may help build a better path for the future

Erika Kraemer-Mbula

Ch 17 Concluding remarks: elements for an innovation and development research agenda in difficult times

Rodrigo Arocena and Judith Sutz

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