The book first reviews, synthesises and extends evolutionary, in particular neo-Schumpeterian models of (radical) technical change, situating problems and drivers of environmental problems as specific form of more general issues related to path dependent innovation processes. The resulting qualitative model of non-incremental innovation is illustrated by essentially two sectoral case studies (iron and steel, dwellings). Based on this conceptualisation and a review of the current state of dynamic economic policy approaches, an evolutionary theory of ecological innovation policy is developed. Policy examples from the two abovementioned and two other sectors complement this part.
NILL Jan Christoph;
2010-01-26
Metropolis-Verlag
JRC50287
978-3-89518-728-5,
http://www.metropolis-verlag.de/Oekologische-Innovationspolitik/728/book.do,
jsessionid=D850A8E5663542A8FEA2B01AA68C34AF,
https://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/handle/JRC50287,
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