Technological Innovation and Society

Smith, Cecil O.; Morse, Dean; Warner, Aaron W.

doi:10.2307/3101710

Technology and Culture

1969

DOI: 10.2307/3101710

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Technological Innovation and Society

Cecil O. Smith¹,

Dean Morse²,

Aaron W. Warner³

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“…There have been numerous studies on the impact of technological innovations on society (Leiss, 1970;Smith, 1969) and the economy (Bilbao-Osorio & Rodríguez- Pose, 2004;Burger-Helmchen, 2013;Cameron, 1996;Curzio, Fortis, & Zoboli, 2012;Malecki, 2018;O'Loughlin, 2001;Rosenberg, 1972;Verspagen, 2005). There is, however, a pressing need to understand more fully how technological innovations have redrawn the boundary among the state, the market and communities，and the way they interact with each other; Janeway's (2018) book fills in a gap in the literature by looking at these ideas in the economic domain.…”

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Technological innovations and social development in Asia

Piachaud

2018

Journal of Asian Public Policy

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It is increasingly a concern that technological innovations may create as many problems as they solve. Together with the articles in this special issue, we outline the challenges and opportunities posed by technological changes to social development and the mechanisms through which technological innovations may deliver or prevent social development. The experience in Asia in this collection shows the attempt to use technological innovations to overcome hurdles for social development in multiple spheres, by the state, the market and the society. Despite of the anticipation for technology innovations to work wonder, the outcomes are far from being certain.

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Technological Innovation: On the Origins and Development of an Inclusive Concept

Godin¹

2016

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Over the last several decades, many students of technology have tried to make sense of the concept of technology and its origins. However, nothing similar exists in the literature on "technological innovation," a phrase that emerged after World War II. This paper suggests that technological innovation is a counter-concept to science-and more particularly to basic research-as a dominant cultural value of the twentieth century. Technological innovation emerged as a phrase or concept because in discourse, action, and policy, it was useful to include in understandings of economic growth a larger number of people than just scientists and more activities than just science or basic research. Technological innovation is a total process. "It integrates what would otherwise be separate activities and inquiries in order to redraw the intellectual world that society adopts" (Roy Harris, The Semantics of Science, [p. xi]).

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