In this paper it is shown that the intense focus on the new economy reflected real change as well as 'hype?. The basic reason why new economy-growth could not be seen as sustainable is that introducing advanced technologies can only take place successfully when it is accompanied by organizational change and competence-building among employees. Any strategy that gives technology an independent role as problem-solver is doomed to fail. Danish data of a unique character are used to demonstrate that the key to economic performance is to promote learning at different levels of the economy. In the conclusion it is argued that there is a need for a new type of knowledge and learning oriented Keynesianism in order to get close to the kind of growth...
The purpose of this paper is to show why to build ‘learning organisations' must be a central ele...
Proceedings of the 5th International Ph.D. School on Innovation and Economic Development, Globelics ...
New Growth Theory emphasizes that economic growth results from the increasing returns associated wit...
In this paper we deal with the concept of the learning economy and its suitability to describe the m...
This paper is a slightly revised version of Bengt-Åke Lundvall's Inaugural Lecture, the 10th of Nove...
This paper develops the concept of the learning economy. It argues that the current phase of capital...
This volume analyses some of the major and current trends and challenges in the "new economy" from t...
This paper is a case study of a learning arena from the energy sector in Norway. The theoretical bac...
The present paper examines the meaning and usefulness of the concept of a New Economy. This construc...
This chapter is about the production, diffusion and use of knowledge seen in an economic perspective...
This paper is based on a hypothesis that we have entered a specific phase of economic development, w...
This memorandum has been worked out in the context of 'Kunnskapsdugnaden'. A major nationa...
This paper attempts to draw lessons for the New Economy from what economists know about technology d...
Quintessentially a US phenomenon, the information and knowledge economy (IKE) combines regional clus...
Modern economies can be characterised as 'learning economies' in which knowledge is the crucial reso...
The purpose of this paper is to show why to build ‘learning organisations' must be a central ele...
Proceedings of the 5th International Ph.D. School on Innovation and Economic Development, Globelics ...
New Growth Theory emphasizes that economic growth results from the increasing returns associated wit...
In this paper we deal with the concept of the learning economy and its suitability to describe the m...
This paper is a slightly revised version of Bengt-Åke Lundvall's Inaugural Lecture, the 10th of Nove...
This paper develops the concept of the learning economy. It argues that the current phase of capital...
This volume analyses some of the major and current trends and challenges in the "new economy" from t...
This paper is a case study of a learning arena from the energy sector in Norway. The theoretical bac...
The present paper examines the meaning and usefulness of the concept of a New Economy. This construc...
This chapter is about the production, diffusion and use of knowledge seen in an economic perspective...
This paper is based on a hypothesis that we have entered a specific phase of economic development, w...
This memorandum has been worked out in the context of 'Kunnskapsdugnaden'. A major nationa...
This paper attempts to draw lessons for the New Economy from what economists know about technology d...
Quintessentially a US phenomenon, the information and knowledge economy (IKE) combines regional clus...
Modern economies can be characterised as 'learning economies' in which knowledge is the crucial reso...
The purpose of this paper is to show why to build ‘learning organisations' must be a central ele...
Proceedings of the 5th International Ph.D. School on Innovation and Economic Development, Globelics ...
New Growth Theory emphasizes that economic growth results from the increasing returns associated wit...