Endogenous innovation : the economics of an emergent system property

Contents: Part I Endogeneous innovation as a creative response. A reappraisal of the Schumpeterian legacy -- 1. Standing on giants' shoulders -- 2. Innovation as a creative response -- 3. Towards an evolutionary complexity of endogenous innovation -- 4. Innovation as an emergent system property -- Part II New frontiers in the economics of knowledge. The appropriability trade off reconsidered -- 5. A bird's view of the economics of knowledge -- 6. The derived demand for knowledge -- 7. The knowledge appropriability trade-off -- 8. Digital knowledge generation and the appropriability trade-off -- 9. Knowledge governance, pecuniary knowledge externalities and total factor productivity growth -- 10. A new framework of innovation and knowledge policy -- Part III Endogenous knowledge and technological congruence -- 11. Technological congruence and the economic complexity of technological change -- 12. A Schumpeterian approach to endogenous specialization in international trade -- 13. Schumpeterian growth: the creative response to diachronic knowledge externalities -- 14. References -- Index.