Cycles, crises and innovation are the major economic forces that shape capitalist economies. Central to this book is a critical realist political economy approach based on the works of Joseph Schumpeter and Michal Kalecki who identified cycles, crises and innovation as the three dynamic forces plotting the path of economic development. The book examines how the rise of capital, through investment, enshrines innovation in profit and power which determines the course of cycles and crises. Based on this analysis, strategic intervention by transformative eco-innovation is proposed as a public policy path to ecologically sustainable developmen
Schumpeter argued that economic downturns had positive effects, in the incentives that it provided f...
It is the aim of this paper to place the role of innovation in economic development in its theoretic...
This paper discusses the potential of sustainability solutions as means to overcome the current econ...
This essay deals with the Innovation theory advanced by Dr. Schumpeter. The argument runs as follows...
After a critical review of conventional approaches to sustainability, this paper contrasts orthodox ...
The main purpose of this chapter is to assess the originality of Schumpeter's theory of business cyc...
This paper discusses patterns of a complex cyclical interaction between phenomena of an economic cri...
A theoretical approach is developed to examine the problem of why it is difficult to shift away from...
The first edition of Theory of economic development was published in 1911. It is a well known fact t...
Technological innovation has been one of the fastest growing areas of economics scholarship and one ...
Abstract: This paper presents models of growth, which put the neoclassical and neo-Schumpetarian gro...
The paper presents main dilemma of the economic development in the crisis time. Author identifies th...
The first edition of Theory of economic development was published in 1911. It is a well known fact t...
This contribution aims at highlighting the complex, non-linear and potentially contradictory nature ...
The purposes of this chapter is to delve more deeply into the processes and determinants of technolo...
Schumpeter argued that economic downturns had positive effects, in the incentives that it provided f...
It is the aim of this paper to place the role of innovation in economic development in its theoretic...
This paper discusses the potential of sustainability solutions as means to overcome the current econ...
This essay deals with the Innovation theory advanced by Dr. Schumpeter. The argument runs as follows...
After a critical review of conventional approaches to sustainability, this paper contrasts orthodox ...
The main purpose of this chapter is to assess the originality of Schumpeter's theory of business cyc...
This paper discusses patterns of a complex cyclical interaction between phenomena of an economic cri...
A theoretical approach is developed to examine the problem of why it is difficult to shift away from...
The first edition of Theory of economic development was published in 1911. It is a well known fact t...
Technological innovation has been one of the fastest growing areas of economics scholarship and one ...
Abstract: This paper presents models of growth, which put the neoclassical and neo-Schumpetarian gro...
The paper presents main dilemma of the economic development in the crisis time. Author identifies th...
The first edition of Theory of economic development was published in 1911. It is a well known fact t...
This contribution aims at highlighting the complex, non-linear and potentially contradictory nature ...
The purposes of this chapter is to delve more deeply into the processes and determinants of technolo...
Schumpeter argued that economic downturns had positive effects, in the incentives that it provided f...
It is the aim of this paper to place the role of innovation in economic development in its theoretic...
This paper discusses the potential of sustainability solutions as means to overcome the current econ...