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Practice-based innovation

Explore the concept of practice-based innovation with a focus on broad-based approaches, examining the Finnish innovation landscape from 1997-2007. This assessment delves into different innovation modes like science-based and practice-based, emphasizing the importance of interdisciplinary knowledge production. Discover how Mode 1 and Mode 2 knowledge production influence innovation processes and policy development, highlighting the need for rethinking innovation policies. Gain insights, applications, and policy implications in the upcoming book "Practice-based Innovation" by Melkas and Harmaakorpi.

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Practice-based innovation

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  1. Practice-based innovation Broad-based innovation – A conceptual assessment Vesa Harmaakorpi, Professor LUT Lahti School of Innovation

  2. Finnish Innovation Landscape Innovations / Regional Value Added 1997-2007

  3. Some statistics

  4. Innovation modes Science-based Science, technology, innovation (STI) Practice-based Doing, using, interacting (DUI) Berg Jensen et al. 2007

  5. Types of knowledge production Mode 1 knowledge production is traditional knowledge production based on single disciplines. It is homogeneous and primarily cognitive (STI). Mode 2 knowledge knowledge production, by contrast, is created in broader, heterogeneous interdisciplinary social and economic contexts within an applied setting (DUI). Gibbons et al. 1994

  6. Differences in science-based and practice-based innovation

  7. Bringing STI- and DUI-modes together Mode 1 knowledgeproduction-> STI-mode of innovation Context of knowledge application (companies and public sector organizations) Policy instruments and tools aiming at promoting knowledge transfer and utilization Mode 2 knowledgeproduction-> DUI-mode of innovation

  8. Final words The concept of innovation policy has to be rethought based on the concept of broad-based innovation

  9. New book on prcricw-based innovation Melkas, H. & Harmaakorpi, V. (eds.) (forthcoming). Practice-based Innovation. Insights, Applications and Policy Implications. Axel Springer Verlag. Scheduled October 2011

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