| KRATKA VSEBINA | Zbornik posvetovanja o inovacijskih tematikah 1997 vsebuje 38 prispevkov. Najprej ugotavlja, da sodobna globalizacija gospodarstva in skrajen konkurenčni pritisk puščata štiri petine človeštva ob strani in zato v vse težji socialni stiski, ki ima gospodarske, politične ali naravne razloge. Prevladujoča ekonomska teorija ne daje rešitve, torej vodi človeštvo kot celoto v slepo ulico. Prikazanih 30 primerov kaže, da so se ponekod ljudje z lokalno pobudo, s podjetnostjo, z domiselnostjo in inovativnostjo vendarle zmogli izvleči iz socialnih stisk,četudi vsi poskusi niso uspeli. Pravzaprav so uspeli tisti, ki kažejo alternativno prevladujoči ekonomski teoriji in politiki in torej zahtevajo njeno prenovo ter nakazujejo njeno smer. Zadnji del nato prikaže nekaj nujnih sestavin posodobljene ekonomske teorije. Objavljeni so povzetki vsehprispevkov, celotni original pa je objavljen v knjigi: Robert Dyck, Matjaž Mulej and coauthors (1998): Self-Transformation of the Forgotten Four-Fifths. Kendall/Hunt, Dubuque, Iowa, USA. Knjiga in zbornik se končujeta z mnenjem, ki ga je o knjigi podal visok funkcionar Organizacije združenih narodov g. Nitin Desai. // Proceedings of the conference of innovation topics 1997 contains 38 contributions. First, it states that themodern globalized economy and extreme competitive pressure leave four fifths of mankind aside and therefore in an ever harder social trouble resulting from economic, political, and natural causes. The prevailing economic theory offers no solutions, and it thus leads the entire mankind in a blind alley. 30 examples contained here demonstrate that in some places people with local initive, entrepreneurship, inventiveness, and innovativeness have anyway been able to dig their own way out of their trouble, although all attempts have not succeeded. Actually, success was attained by those who are showing an alternative to the prevailing economictheory and policy, and hence require their revision, and show its direction. The last part therefore sketches some components of a more up-todate economic theory. Here abstract of all contributions are published, theoriginal being in the book: Robert Dyck, Matjaž Mulej and co-authors (1998): Self-Transformation of the Forgotten Four-Fifths. Kendall/Hunt, Dubuque, Iowa, USA. Both proceedings and the book finish with the opinion about the book expressed by Mr. Nitin Desai, a very high official of UnitedNations. |