Innovators dilemma Changing norms and values of the society Linnar Viik.

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Innovators dilemma Changing norms and values of the society Linnar Viik

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Social capital  Social capital is the degree to which a community or society collaborates and cooperates (through such mechanisms as networks, shared trust, norms and values) to achieve mutual benefits.  Social capital is oriented towards development and growth of welfare if values and norms of the members of the community are trustful and cooperative  Social capital deals also with very pragmatic, mutually beneficial activities  Social capital deals with both issues of quality and quantity of social cohesion and collaboration

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Innovators dilemma

Changing norms and values of the society

Linnar Viik

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Innovation Innovation is useful application of the new idea or

method In organisations it means

– New or improved process– New or improved service– New or improved product

Innovatin in public administration is similarly achieving towards user satisfaction

Social innovation is useful application of the new idea or method for public good

Meaning of the innovation, public administration innovation as well as social innovation have been mystified and institutionalised in Europe

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Social capital

Social capital is the degree to which a community or society collaborates and cooperates (through such mechanisms as networks, shared trust, norms and values) to achieve mutual benefits.

Social capital is oriented towards development and growth of welfare if values and norms of the members of the community are trustful and cooperative

Social capital deals also with very pragmatic, mutually beneficial activities

Social capital deals with both issues of quality and quantity of social cohesion and collaboration

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Institutional change process

Changing natural, technological, human, institutional and economic environment

Behavioral patterns & praxis

Policy regime & regulatory framework

Strategic &organizational arrangements

Policy regime & regulatory framework

Theoretical & ideologicalparadigms

Shared norms& values

Establishedcollective

frame

Inertia (I)Stress (S)

Selective attention

Feedbackinformation

New theoreticalparadigms

Dominant values

and norms

New collective frame

Political struggle-Frames & theories-Values &norms

Alternativeframes creation

Performance

MobilizationCollective

action

I>S

S>I

Relations between change of social norms and values to the institutional changes in parliamentary democracy