Типология инноваций в западной литературе периода «большой дискуссии» в сравнении. Некоторые общие замечания
(Стр. 55-64)

В связи с переходом к экономике, в которой преобладает импортозамещение, в научной сфере России назрела необходимость нового осмысления природы инновационной политики на уровнях фирмы и отрасли. В этих условиях дискуссия рубежа XX–XXI вв. по поводу инновационной политики фирмы, включая обсуждение типологии инноваций, приобрела особо актуальное значение, принимая во внимание также недостаточную изученность в России зарубежной литературы по теории инновационной политики фирмы. В статье предлагается обобщенной обзор концептуальных идей в теоретической сфере инновационной политики фирмы, в настоящей работе в основном затрагиваются идеи типологии инноваций как центрального элемента большой теории инноваций фирмы. Авторы приходят к выводу, что западные концепции менеджмента ставили на первое место противостояние необходимости поддержания рутинных процессов и стремлений к разработке и внедрения инноваций как центральный фактор в развитии инновационного процесса на уровнях фирмы и отрасли.

Ермаков Д.Н., Родионов С.В., Козлов В.В. Типология инноваций в западной литературе периода «большой дискуссии» в сравнении. Некоторые общие замечания. Социально-политические науки. 2023. Т. 13. № 2. С. 55-64. DOI: 10.33693/2223-0092-2023-13-2-55-64

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инновационная политика фирмы, типология инноваций, научно-технический прогресс, стратегический менеджмент, управление инновациями, инновационная экономика.