Robert Lukesch
Robert Lukesch, associate of the ÖAR GmbH; I am consultant and researcher focusing on inclusive and sustainable governance with a strong focus on Community-Led Local Development
Location Austria
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Yes, there is a century-old battle between efficiency (productivity) on one side and redundancy (diversity) on the other. capitalism is clearly on the efficiency side, but that always comes along with a price. the smart point lies there where their combined value is highest, not just one or the other.
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…..and together they (this multitude of partial policies) are strong!
meaning, that these customized social innovation policies could be interlinked at a meta-level, in the background where intra- and interinstitutional learning takes place - or should take place. -
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Yes, there is an urban bias. but if we address rural areas within a rural development policy, we should by definition have a particular focus on the rural conditions. The idea of a general 'social innovation policy' is hard to imagine. It should be rather embedded into sectoral and structural policies which are, each of them, addressing specific socio-economic...
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Excellent point! There will be in the near future, I'm sure, a kind of new professional profile around SII mentoring, something like an innovation scout, agent, mentor, animator…..
