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K. M. Weber/Technological forecasting & Social Change 75 (2008) 462 482 tendances lourdes can be identified like the development of electricity and propulsion technologies starting in the late 19th century and information
Van den Belt and Rip 36 extended the Nelson Winter Dosi models for the late 19th synthetic dye industry,
while further research actors became strong players in the 19th century, notably firms (often but not exclusively in the form of R&d units) and public labs 12.
demotion and rise of evolutionary concepts in economics It is well known the fact that the social sciences after experiencing an initial thrust from evolutionary concepts at the turn of 19th to 20th centuries have insisted historically in ignoring Darwinian ideas.
It is increasingly evident that current governance structurres largely evolved in the 19th century are clearly proving incapable of addressing such issues with resolve or speed.
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