| Change (1209) |  |
| Demographic change (12) | |
| Disruptive change (21) | |
| Environmental change (17) | |
| Evolutionary theory of technological change (15) | |
| Fundamental change (11) | |
| Institutional change (7) | |
| Major change (14) | |
| Radical change (12) | |
| Socioeconomic change (6) | |
| Structural change (19) | |
| Systemic change (17) | |
| Technical change (23) | |
The various economic development phases form a context incorporating the significant socioeconomic changes and dynamics into the analysis. The framework enables the structural comparisons of entire economies, their individual industrial sectors, related R&d and innovation intensities,
and respective socioeconomic changes. Structural characteristics, dynamics and knowledge intensity differ essentially also among developed economies,
Thereby the inclusion of transitional phases of economies to the comparative analyses of economic and innovation systems deepens the understanding of the long-term socioeconomic changes and dynamics.
However, the profound socioeconomic changes experienced by most cities in the 1960's and 1970's produced gross mistakes in urban predictions.
and innovation system to assess the implications of new technologies and wider socioeconomic changes (Martin and Johnston, 1999;
Socioeconomic change is a major driver of science and it was considered that the exercise had captured this relationship rather well.
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