Sources of National Institutional Competitiveness
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Sources of National Institutional Competitiveness
Sensemaking in Institutional Change
Borras, Susana; Seabrooke, Leonard
Oxford University Press
01/2015
208
Dura
Inglês
9780199678747
15 a 20 dias
The book offers a framework to investigate how countries reform and change their institutions to compete in the world economy. It examines how different actors in advanced industrialized countries engage in sensemaking processes to determine how to be competitive. Many cases are explored, covering different institutions linked to competitiveness
1. Introduction: Sources of National Institutional Competitiveness. Sense-Making in Institutional Change ; 2. Making Sense of Economic Uncertainty: Knowledge Regimes in the United States and Denmark ; 3. Productive Enterprise In Search Of A Regime - Moving Sensemaking from Past Phantom Communities to "Ends In Sight" ; 4. Reforms of National Innovation Policies in Europe: Coordinating Sensemaking across Countries ; 5. Sensemaking in Public Management Reform in Denmark ; 6. Making Sense of Change and No Change in Employment Policies ; 7. Making Sense of Generational Change and Institutional Competitiveness ; 8. How has Institutional Competitiveness Emerged out of the Complementarity between Nordic Welfare and Innovation Systems? ; 9. Conclusions: Sensemaking and Institutional Change in Comparative Capitalisms
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The book offers a framework to investigate how countries reform and change their institutions to compete in the world economy. It examines how different actors in advanced industrialized countries engage in sensemaking processes to determine how to be competitive. Many cases are explored, covering different institutions linked to competitiveness
1. Introduction: Sources of National Institutional Competitiveness. Sense-Making in Institutional Change ; 2. Making Sense of Economic Uncertainty: Knowledge Regimes in the United States and Denmark ; 3. Productive Enterprise In Search Of A Regime - Moving Sensemaking from Past Phantom Communities to "Ends In Sight" ; 4. Reforms of National Innovation Policies in Europe: Coordinating Sensemaking across Countries ; 5. Sensemaking in Public Management Reform in Denmark ; 6. Making Sense of Change and No Change in Employment Policies ; 7. Making Sense of Generational Change and Institutional Competitiveness ; 8. How has Institutional Competitiveness Emerged out of the Complementarity between Nordic Welfare and Innovation Systems? ; 9. Conclusions: Sensemaking and Institutional Change in Comparative Capitalisms
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