Publication

L'économie de la connaissance

2009
Books

Abstract

A l'image de l'économie industrielle fondée en France vers 1820, au moment de l'avènement de la grande industrie, l'économie de la connaissance en tant que discipline se développe quand se mettent progressivement en place les économies fondées sur ce concept. Ce livre porte sur une double nouveauté. D'une part, une nouveauté scientifique qui correspond au développement d'une sous-discipline économique originale dont l'objet de recherche - la connaissance - pose des problèmes originaux, tant théoriques qu'empiriques (notamment sur la mesure de la connaissance); et, d'autre part, une nouveauté historique qui suggère l'avènement d'une période particulière sur le plan des caractéristiques de la croissance et de l'organisation des activités économiques. C'est autour de la dualité de l'économie de la connaissance, comme discipline et comme période historique, que cet ouvrage est organisé.

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2009
Books

Abstract

Official source

https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/5bfd099c-5f2a-4750-9653-4c72dfe7b110

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