Mission Economy: A Moonshot Guide to Changing Capitalism
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780241435311
ISBN-10: 0241435315
Pagini: 272
Dimensiuni: 153 x 234 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.34 kg
Editura: Penguin Books
Colecția Allen Lane
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 0241435315
Pagini: 272
Dimensiuni: 153 x 234 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.34 kg
Editura: Penguin Books
Colecția Allen Lane
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Notă biografică
Mariana
Mazzucato
(PhD)
is
Professor
in
the
Economics
of
Innovation
and
Public
Value
at
University
College
London
(UCL),
where
she
is
Founding
Director
of
the
UCL
Institute
for
Innovation
&
Public
Purpose
(IIPP).
She
is
winner
of
international
prizes
including
the
2020
John
Von
Neumann
Award,
the
2019
All
European
Academies
Madame
de
Staël
Prize
for
Cultural
Values
and
the
2018
Leontief
Prize
for
Advancing
the
Frontiers
of
Economic
Thought.
She
was
named
as
one
of
the
'3
most
important
thinkers
about
innovation'
by
theNew
Republicand
one
of
the
25
leaders
shaping
the
future
of
capitalism
byWired.Her
highly
acclaimed
bookThe
Entrepreneurial
State:
Debunking
Public
vs.
Private
Sector
Myths(2013)
investigates
the
critical
role
the
state
plays
in
driving
growth
and
her
bookThe
Value
of
Everything:
Making
and
Taking
in
the
Global
Economy(2018)
looks
at
how
value
creation
needs
to
be
rewarded
over
value
extraction.
She
advises
policy
makers
around
the
world
on
innovation-led
inclusive
and
sustainable
growth.
Her
current
roles
include
being
a
member
of
the
Scottish
Government's
Council
of
Economic
Advisors;
the
South
African
President's
Economic
Advisory
Council;
the
OECD
Secretary
General's
Advisory
Group
on
a
New
Growth
Narrative;
and
the
UN's
Committee
for
Development
Policy
(CDP).
Through
her
role
as
Special
Advisor
for
the
EC
Commissioner
for
Research,
Science
and
Innovation,
she
authored
the
high
impact
report
onMission-Oriented
Research
&
Innovation
in
the
European
Union,
turning
"missions"
into
a
crucial
new
instrument
in
the
European
Commission's
Horizon
innovation
programme.
Recenzii
The
case
for
a
new
approach
is
overwhelming
and
Mariana
Mazzucato's
project
is
ambitious
...Mission
Economyinjects
the
kind
of
vision,
ambition
and
imagination
so
desperately
missing
from
government
today
...
All
those
in
favour
of
a
better
future
-
of
prosperity
that
is
broadly
shared,
first
class
public
services
to
be
enjoyed
by
all,
and
a
solution
to
the
climate
crisis
-
should
read
this
book.
One of the most agile thinkers on post-Brexit, post-Covid Britain.
a wider and more radical critique of modern capitalism ...Mazzucato is a fantastic example of a charismatic policy entrepreneur having a real impact... Mazzucato rightly shows that the state can rise to grand challenges and set ambitious missions.
A timely and optimistic vision ... Mazzucato presents her arguments so simply and clearly that they can seem obvious. In fact, they are revolutionary. Rethinking the role of government nationally and in the international economy - to put public purpose first and solve the problems that matter to people - are now the central questions for humanity
InMission EconomyMariana Mazzucato argues that societies ought to abjure tired ideologies and embrace the policy approach that put astronauts on the Moon. By setting grand missions for themselves, she writes, and deploying the power of the state in practical ways, they can become more prosperous and equitable ... Mazzucato is an Italian-born economist of a heterodox bent, whose work has long challenged standard economic thinking about the role of markets and government in generating innovation ... compelling ... arresting
Mazzucato's new book criticises the narrowness of the philosophy that says the only role for government is to correct "market failures," stepping in when the private sector cannot deliver adequately by itself... Mission Economyargues for a more agile, flexible public sector, free to adapt to changing circumstances and new challenges. Mazzucato advocates institutional innovation and citizen engagement in the setting of missions and challenges.
Mazzucato's solution is to redesign capitalism in the interests of stakeholders rather than shareholders, and to reshape the relationship between government and the state as a "mission economy". Civil servants should be active, not passive ... Britain and America, she believes, need to abandon the neoliberal belief in minimalist government that merely regulates the market and lets the private sector drive innovation.
In her new book,Mission Economy: A Moonshot Guide to Changing Capitalism, she argues that the state must lead the way ... Mazzucato is particularly good on the dubious benefits of outsourcing government functions to management consultants and other carpetbaggers.
Mazzucato's ... boldness and long-term vision ... argues Western market-led capitalism has failed. Years of privatising state-owned companies and outsourcing essential services, she says, have left governments weakened without benefitting society or saving taxpayers' money ... Governments, economist Mariana Mazzucato contends, should now channel the same spirit and back bold goals to improve the planet and society.
'This book is by an influential thinker on an important topic at a time when trust in direction by governments has risen greatly relative to trust in decentralised competition within markets. Mazzucato recommends goal-oriented innovation as the way forward for the world.'
One of the most agile thinkers on post-Brexit, post-Covid Britain.
a wider and more radical critique of modern capitalism ...Mazzucato is a fantastic example of a charismatic policy entrepreneur having a real impact... Mazzucato rightly shows that the state can rise to grand challenges and set ambitious missions.
A timely and optimistic vision ... Mazzucato presents her arguments so simply and clearly that they can seem obvious. In fact, they are revolutionary. Rethinking the role of government nationally and in the international economy - to put public purpose first and solve the problems that matter to people - are now the central questions for humanity
InMission EconomyMariana Mazzucato argues that societies ought to abjure tired ideologies and embrace the policy approach that put astronauts on the Moon. By setting grand missions for themselves, she writes, and deploying the power of the state in practical ways, they can become more prosperous and equitable ... Mazzucato is an Italian-born economist of a heterodox bent, whose work has long challenged standard economic thinking about the role of markets and government in generating innovation ... compelling ... arresting
Mazzucato's new book criticises the narrowness of the philosophy that says the only role for government is to correct "market failures," stepping in when the private sector cannot deliver adequately by itself... Mission Economyargues for a more agile, flexible public sector, free to adapt to changing circumstances and new challenges. Mazzucato advocates institutional innovation and citizen engagement in the setting of missions and challenges.
Mazzucato's solution is to redesign capitalism in the interests of stakeholders rather than shareholders, and to reshape the relationship between government and the state as a "mission economy". Civil servants should be active, not passive ... Britain and America, she believes, need to abandon the neoliberal belief in minimalist government that merely regulates the market and lets the private sector drive innovation.
In her new book,Mission Economy: A Moonshot Guide to Changing Capitalism, she argues that the state must lead the way ... Mazzucato is particularly good on the dubious benefits of outsourcing government functions to management consultants and other carpetbaggers.
Mazzucato's ... boldness and long-term vision ... argues Western market-led capitalism has failed. Years of privatising state-owned companies and outsourcing essential services, she says, have left governments weakened without benefitting society or saving taxpayers' money ... Governments, economist Mariana Mazzucato contends, should now channel the same spirit and back bold goals to improve the planet and society.
'This book is by an influential thinker on an important topic at a time when trust in direction by governments has risen greatly relative to trust in decentralised competition within markets. Mazzucato recommends goal-oriented innovation as the way forward for the world.'