Public or Private Economies of Knowledge?

Mark Harvey and Andrew McMeekin

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Abstract: This book presents an analytical framework for understanding the shifting ‘great divide’ in capitalist economies of knowledge. The authors develop a novel economic sociology of innovation, based on the ‘instituted economic process’ approach. By focusing on economies of knowledge, they seek to demonstrate that capitalism is multi-modal at its core, with interdependent growth of market and non-market modes of production, distribution, exchange and use.

Keywords: Business and Management; Environment; Innovations and Technology (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2007
ISBN: 9781845420963
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Making Knowledge Public and Private

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Ch 2 The Data Explosion: The Emergence of a New Form of Bio-knowledge

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Ch 3 Tools of the Trade – Trade of the Tools

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Ch 4 Collaboration and Competition: The Dynamics of a Genome Race

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Ch 5 Evolving Economies of Knowledge

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