Problemy koncepcji polityki innowacyjnej jako „przedsiębiorczego państwa”

• Authors: Kawalec Paweł

Title variants

EN

Problems with the conception of innovation policy as “entrepreneurial state”

• Languages of publication: PL

Abstracts

PL

Artykuł prezentuje koncepcję aktywnej polityki innowacyjnej „przedsiębiorczego państwa” w ujęciu M. Mazzucato. Jego interwencje mają wykraczać poza uzasadnienie wynikające z porażek rynkowych innowacji, sformułowane przez K. Arrowa. Przykład amerykańskiej agencji DARPA, na której wzoruje się Mazzucato, uzasadnia jednak inną formę aktywnej interwencji państwa, jaką jest zdecentralizowane „zarządzanie siecią”. Przegląd problemów koncepcji „przedsiębiorczego państwa” wskazuje na problematyczność wynikających z niej rekomendacji, zwł. w postaci „ogniwa ryzyko-nagroda”.

EN

The paper discusses M. Mazzucato’s conception of “entrepreneurial state” as an active innovation policy. It is supposed to transgress the justification of state intervention based on innovation market failures (K. Arrow). Her benchmark case study of DARPA substantiates a different form of active state innovation policy, i.e. “embedded network governance”. The overview of problems of “the entrepreneurial state” undermines the entailed recommendations, esp. based on “risk-reward nexus”.

Keywords

PL

polityka innowacyjna; przedsiębiorcze państwo; zarządzanie siecią; porażka rynkowa

EN

innovation policy; entrepreneurial state; network governance; market failure

• Publisher: Science Studies Committee, Polish Academy of Sciences
• Journal: Zagadnienia Naukoznawstwa
• Year: 2017
• Volume: 53
• Issue: 2(212)
• Pages: 185-206

Dates

published

2017-07

Contributors

author

Kawalec Paweł

• Wydział Filozofii, Katolicki Uniwersytet Lubelski Jana Pawła II

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