Far from being simply technical in nature, such policies are often ideological innovations.
The meeting at which the ideological innovations were reached which made the acceptance of foreign capital and a market in China possible were at Jingxi Hotel in Beijing in December 1978.
The fight between the upstart T.N.C.s and the taxi industry has been pitched in ideological terms: free-market innovation versus old-guard competition-killing regulation.
Neither strive to advance the field in the way the AI Grant program does, but you can see the ideological similarity around democratizing innovation.
This rail disaster illustrates how crude and ideological the British position on innovation has become.
The Internet, cash marketplaces, and informal alliances among insurgents seem to explain the extent to which bomb-making innovation crosses geographical and ideological lines much faster than it did previously.
The last critical factor for success was the perceived fit of the innovation with the broader ideological context, both within and outside the healthcare sector.
In part this reflected a shift in ideological values, accentuated since the introduction of ' đ i mới' (innovation): Lifestyles now are affected by the influence of the West.
At the same time, it attacks the notion that Marxism is obsolescent, calls for more "ideological work" to inculcate an innovative spirit and aims to buttress the party's continued monopoly on power through "system innovation".
