It is worth remembering, though, how many apparent innovations draw on old desires – even if the means and resources are new.
By drawing on innovation theory, and exemplifying by reference to the OECD futures project on Emerging Systemic Risk, the article elaborates a framework for technology assessment where the central elements are ubiquitous technological change and risk.
The implications of the complexities of innovation for the role of the state in the governance of biomedical knowledge production are considerable, as we explore in more detail later in the paper, drawing on innovation studies and STS theory.
In five movements of varying scope, it alternates extended solos and duets with fully integrated ensemble passages, drawing on innovations of Beethoven, Bartok and -- incongruously, in a string quartet -- Mahler.
In addition to drawing up the skills he developed managing the Asia-Pacific rebalance, he's also drawing on innovations from other nations.
They have allowed US foundations to draw on the innovation and expertise of the private sector to advance their charitable missions.
From the point of view of those working in food security, it can be useful to draw on the innovations and infrastructure that the private sector can offer.
Both artists draw on technological innovations to step back from art, circle around it, and step in close again from another side, where there is no faux; all is authentic.
The difficulty with a national industrial policy is that it places those decisions in the hands of government officials who are remote from the local expertise and insights that companies draw on for dynamic innovation.
By drawing on existing innovation system concepts and recent elaborations on the globalization of innovation, we develop a multi-scalar conceptualization of innovation systems.
We developed an analytical framework drawing on system innovation theory and sustainability experiments for this purpose.
