Теоретичні основи формування системи державного управління наукою та її впливу на економічний розвиток країни

Olena Bilous

doi:10.33987/vsed.1(60).2016.37-43

Authors

Olena Bilous Odessa National Economic University, Ukraine

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.33987/vsed.1(60).2016.37-43

Keywords:

economy of science, linear model of innovation, theory of technological change, second academic revolution, academic capitalism, «Mode 2» knowledge production, state management of science

Abstract

The article investigates modern theoretical approaches to the analysis of the role of science and technology in economic development, including technological change theory, the concepts «academic revolution», «academic capitalism», «Mode 2» knowledge productionetc. The current tasks and forms of state regulation of science and technology sphere to enhance its impact on socio-economic development are outlined.

Author Biography

Olena Bilous, Odessa National Economic University

Junior Researcher of the Research and Development Department

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