New Innovation Management Paradigms in the Knowledge-Driven Economy

Hidalgo, Antonio; Albors, José

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“…By the turn of the century, the new paradigm of economic geography supported the idea of a globally consolidating knowledge-based economy (Hidalgo, 2004; Chen and Dahlman, 2005; OECD, 1996; World Bank, 1998, 2004) whose spatial dynamics would be better understood in relational terms. The migration of concepts and narrative fragments resonating with this discursive configuration into the Argentine governance context led local planning experts to embrace a conception of the world as a fragmented competitive space.…”

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Transnational circuits of policy knowledge and discursive migration. The formation and transformation of planning policies in Argentina

Rolo

Duineveld

Assche

2022

Environment and Planning C: Politics and Space

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We analyse the migration of academic and policy discourses that contributed to (de)legitimise the formation of planning policies in Argentina since the 1950s. We focus on the communicative/collaborative rationality discourses emanating from Anglo-American academic circles that played a role in the revival of the Argentine planning system between 2004 and 2015. We adopt an evolutionary approach to policy travel and policy learning, deploying the concepts of discursive migration and discursive configuration to better understand how ideas, people and goods/resources reinvent themselves when transnationally circulating policy knowledge takes root locally. The migration process in Argentina led to the reinforcement of prevalent coordination mechanisms, redirecting concerns and conflicts into governance structures already existing, involving players already present and forms of expertise already dominant. The migrating collaborative discourse (self) transformed in relation to the receiving governance environment, becoming an effective compliance-gaining technique, while national actors found ways to engage and discipline provinces they depended on more than before.

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Section: Discursive Migrations and Discursive Configurations In The H...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Transnational circuits of policy knowledge and discursive migration. The formation and transformation of planning policies in Argentina

Rolo

Duineveld

Assche

2022

Environment and Planning C: Politics and Space

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“…The same situation is also repeated in the number of researchers per thousand inhabitants; whereas in 1995 it was 7%, in 2003 it was 8.3%. Another fact that emphasizes the importance of R&D is the European Union's (EU) recognition that "knowledge and innovation" lie at the heart of economic progress and development of employment in Europe (Hidalgo, 2004).…”

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Towards a National Innovation System in México Based on Knowledge

Hidalgo¹,

Feria²

2008

The International Journal of Technology, Knowledge, and Society

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“…Complementing the expansion of the set of actors involved in planning, international financial organisations (e.g., World Bank and IMF) also strengthened their position as key transfer agents during this 30year period. One of the scholars consulted describes their influence on agenda setting in this way: By the turn of the century, the new paradigm of economic geography supported the idea of a globally consolidating knowledge-based economy (Hidalgo, 2004;Chen & Dahlman, 2005;OECD, 1996;World Bank, 1998 whose spatial dynamics would be better understood in relational terms. The migration of concepts and narrative fragments resonating with this discursive configuration into the Argentinian governance context led local planning experts to embrace a conception of the world as a fragmented competitive space.…”

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Spaces for planning evolution : Path, inter and goal dependencies in the revival of spatial planning in Argentina

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The unforeseen revival of State-led planning on a national scale in Argentina raises thus theoretical and practical questions regarding the sense-making process around the formation of planning policies and how patterns of continuity and discontinuity in governance are grasped. In this sense, the next section introduces the main theoretical approaches that have sought to elucidate the dynamics of continuity and change in policy formation processes. The perspective adopted in this thesis, which will be presented later, recognises the value of this classical literature, but, will start from a different set of sources, ultimately arriving at a different understanding of these dynamics. of academic and policy discourses that contributed to (de)legitimise the formation of planning policies in Argentina since the 1950s is analysed. The focus is on the communicative/collaborative rationality discourses emanating from Anglo-American academic circles that played a role in the revival of the Argentinian planning system between 2004 and 2015. An evolutionary approach to policy travel and policy learning is adopted, deploying the concepts of discursive migration and discursive configuration to better understand how ideas, people and goods/resources reinvent themselves when transnationally circulating policy knowledge takes root locally. The migration process in Argentina led to the reinforcement of prevalent coordination mechanisms, redirecting concerns and conflicts into governance structures already existing, involving players already present and forms of expertise already dominant. The migrating collaborative discourse (self) transformed in relation to the receiving governance environment, becoming an effective compliance-gaining technique, while national actors found ways to engage and discipline provinces they depended on more than before.

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New Innovation Management Paradigms in the Knowledge-Driven Economy

Cited by 3 publications

References 15 publications

Transnational circuits of policy knowledge and discursive migration. The formation and transformation of planning policies in Argentina

Transnational circuits of policy knowledge and discursive migration. The formation and transformation of planning policies in Argentina

Towards a National Innovation System in México Based on Knowledge

Spaces for planning evolution : Path, inter and goal dependencies in the revival of spatial planning in Argentina

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