Industrial revolution, technological paradigm and regional alternatives

Nochteff, Hugo

doi:10.18356/f1ae6f29-en

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“…As the outcome of the literature suggests, the nature of the theories lie in the paradigm shifts in socio-economic factors. Transformation of these factors is trigged by industrial revolutions (Nochteff, 1988) and is clearly perceived within the reviewed literature. From a rise of international trade of manually constructed goodies known as proto-industrialization (Ogilvie and Cerman, 1996) exploited to a first industrial revolution, breaking any commonly established economic theories (Clark, 2014).…”

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Comparison of Transitional Theories to Post-Scarcity in Science-Fiction Literature

Mizerák¹

2019

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Scarcity, or limited resources, is the fundamental economic problem the humanity faces continuously. Without it, economics would be meaningless. Science-fiction literature however already depicts societies where abundance is becoming persistent feature in the economic structures. Are there any meaningful and relevant ideas which economics can imply from the transmission of economies to post-scarcity in science-fiction literature? This paper touches on ideas of some of the most elaborated economies transforming to post-scarcity in science-fiction genre since 1910s by identifying if the multiple-born source of scarcity (namely labour and primary resources) have been eradicated, naturally questioning the existence of medium of exchange - money. Results of the paper suggest that even though the society looks like it had achieved post-scarcity, it is still experiencing scarcity and uses a medium of exchange to redistribute resource. This implies that these theories rather depict a socialistic utopia than a fully emerged post-scarcity society, even in the most progressive novels scarcity rarely still occurs.

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Comparison of Transitional Theories to Post-Scarcity in Science-Fiction Literature

Mizerák¹

2019

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“…Under this conception, even the advanced semi-industrialized countries are expected to acquire control only over second-tier , standardized technologies and practices. Such technology transfers are seen as inevitably bound by unilaterally defined relationships (Nochteff, 1988).…”

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The New Regionalism: Developing Countries and Regional Collaborative Competition*

Morales

Quandt

1992

Int J Urban Regional Res

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What finding aids do: archival description as rhetorical genre in traditional and web-based environments

MacNeil

2012

Arch Sci

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Industrial revolution, technological paradigm and regional alternatives

Cited by 4 publications

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Comparison of Transitional Theories to Post-Scarcity in Science-Fiction Literature

Comparison of Transitional Theories to Post-Scarcity in Science-Fiction Literature

The New Regionalism: Developing Countries and Regional Collaborative Competition*

What finding aids do: archival description as rhetorical genre in traditional and web-based environments

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