Radical Innovation: what to make of technological innovation in the environmental crisis
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The thesis provides an analysis of different understandings of technological innovation and the role they play in tackling the environmental crisis, identifying
two main directions in the narratives presented, namely a “More Innovation Approach” and a “Radical Innovation Approach”. I analyse these different attitudes starting from their use of the concept of innovation.
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