Rainer Kattel - How to Make an Entrepreneurial State
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HOW TO MAKE AN ENTREPRENEURIAL STATE
Defying timeworn stereotypes of bureaucracy, Kattel, Drechsler and Karo offer a fresh perspective on the states pivotal role in societal progress. Their pioneering book will be essential to both those who want to understand, and those who want to realize the great transformations of our time.
Professor Caspar van den Berg, Leiden University
Bureaucracy plays a dual role in creating innovation in society and business. On the one hand, the bureaucracy is required to be an enabler in various changes in society through various policies and activities, on the other hand the bureaucracy must also be able to change itself in the midst of various regulatory rigidities. This book is very good at telling these two things and being an inspiration for practitioners, academics and students who are deep in bureaucracy.
Professor Eko Prasojo, University of Indonesia
Copyright 2022 Rainer Kattel, Wolfgang Drechsler and Erkki Karo
All rights reserved. This book may not be reproduced in whole or in part, in any form (beyond that copying permitted by Sections 107 and 108 of the U.S. Copyright Law and except by reviewers for the public press) without written permission from the publishers.
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Printed in Great Britain by TJ Books, Padstow, Cornwall
Library of Congress Control Number: 2022939251
e-ISBN 978-0-300-23537-1
A catalogue record for this book is available from the British Library.
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Bureaucrats are stabilising knowledge, keeping things running, and sometimes innovating quite radically.
Brian Eno
We always have two jobs to do at the same time. On the one hand, all the time try to jump to the next level, to advance the digital state.... But taking it to the next level must go hand in hand with securing what we have. We cannot just make innovation leaps. But we cannot just focus on keeping the basics in order either, even if resources are scarce because people are waiting for changes. We need to deal with two challenges at once.
Siim Sikkut,
Estonias Government Chief Information Officer,
20172022
CONTENTS
ABBREVIATIONS
Entries with an asterisk are not expressed in their full form in the text.
A*STAR | Agency for Science, Technology and Research (Singapore)* |
AI | artificial intelligence |
AIST | Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (Japan) |
ARIA | Advanced Research and Invention Agency (UK) |
ARPA | Advanced Research Projects Agency (USA) |
ARPA-E | Advanced Research Projects Agency Energy (USA) |
ARPA-ED | Advanced Research Projects Agency Education (USA)* |
ARPA-H | Advanced Research Projects Agency Health (USA) |
ATP | Advanced Technology Program (USA) |
BNDES | National Bank for Economic and Social Development (Brazil)* |
BOST | Board of Science and Technology (Taiwan) |
BRA | Brazil |
CCP | Chinese Communist Party |
CERN | European Organization for Nuclear Research |
CIA | Central Intelligence Agency (USA) |
CSTI | Council for Science, Technology and Innovation Policy (Japan) |
CSTP | Council for Science and Technology Policy (Japan) |
CTO | chief technology officer |
DARPA | Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (USA) |
DIA | Danish Innovation Agency |
DoD | Department of Defense (USA) |
DoE | Department of Energy (USA) |
DRAM | Dynamic random-access memory |
EC | European Community |
ECU | European currency unit* |
EPB | Economic Planning Board (South Korea) |
ERA | European Research Area |
EU | European Union* |
FDA | Food and Drug Administration (USA)* |
FOMO | fear of missing out |
GDP | gross domestic product* |
GDS | Government Digital Service (UK) |
GFC | Global Financial Crisis (2008) |
GNH | gross national happiness |
ICT | information and communications technology |
IDA | Industrial Development Agency (Ireland)* |
ImPACT | Impulsing Paradigm Change Through Disruptive Technologies Programme (Japan) |
IoT | internet of things |
IRSIA | Intercommunale du rseau social dinsertion et daccueil, Belgium |
IT | information technology |
ITRI | Industrial Technology Research Institute (Taiwan) |
KAIS | Korean Advanced Institute of Science |
KIST | Korea Institute for Science and Technology |
KMT | Kuomintang (Taiwan) |
LDP | Liberal Democratic Party (Japan) |
METI | Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (Japan) |
MEXT | Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (Japan) |
MIT | Massachusetts Institute of Technology* |
MITI | Ministry of International Trade and Industry (Japan) |
MoEA | Ministry of Economic Affairs (Taiwan) |
MOST | Ministry of Science and Technology (South Korea, Taiwan) |
MTIP | Mission-Oriented Topsector and Innovation Policy (Netherlands) |
NAFTA | North American Free Trade Agreement* |
NASA | National Aeronautics and Space Administration (USA)* |
NDC | National Development Council (Taiwan) |
NFSR | National Fund for Scientific Research (Belgium) |
NGO | non-governmental organisation* |
NIH | National Institute of Health (USA) |
NNI | National Nanotechnology Initiative (USA) |
NPM | New Public Management |
NSC | National Science Council (Taiwan) |
NSF | National Science Foundation (USA) |
NSS | National Security State (USA) |
NSTC | National Science and Technology Council (USA); National Science and Technology Committee (Korea) |
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