The Networks Are Out There: Building Cultural and Economic Resilience Through Informal Communities of Practice
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The document discusses the building of cultural and economic resilience through networks of economic complexity and reverse engineering. It highlights the importance of uncovering these networks to facilitate innovation and the challenges associated with mapping them. Key takeaways emphasize the need for innovative skill introduction in developing economies and a mixed-methods approach to research.
The Networks Are Out There: Building Cultural and Economic Resilience Through Informal Communities of Practice
- 1. The Networks Are Out There Building Cultural and Economic Resilience Through Informal Communities of Practice Eduardo Marisca Comparative Media Studies @MIT
- 2. Agenda 1.Networks of economic complexity 2.Innovation through reverse engineering 3.The challenges of uncovering networks 4.Key takeaways
- 3. Agenda 1.Networks of economic complexity 2.Innovation through reverse engineering 3.The challenges of uncovering networks 4.Key takeaways
- 6. If you export it, you make it If you make it, you have all the skills to do so
- 14. Lesser Complexity = Higher Vulnerability
- 15. How do you gain new skills?
- 17. Agenda 1.Networks of economic complexity 2.Innovation through reverse engineering 3.The challenges of uncovering networks 4.Key takeaways
- 18. Media Innovation
- 23. 1989
- 30. Technical
- 31. Social
- 36. 2003
- 38. Agenda 1.Networks of economic complexity 2.Innovation through reverse engineering 3.The challenges of uncovering networks 4.Key takeaways
- 39. Invisible
- 41. I Global / Local
- 44. II Access
- 45. III Reciprocity
- 46. Traces
- 47. Network
- 49. Agenda 1.Networks of economic complexity 2.Innovation through reverse engineering 3.The challenges of uncovering networks 4.Key takeaways
- 51. I Developing economies need innovative ways to introduce new skills
- 53. II Uncharted pockets of innovation are overcoming structural barriers through forms of reverse engineering
- 55. III Better understanding of these networks can unblock opportunities for innovation, creativity and productivity
- 57. IV Uncovering and mapping these networks benefits from a mixed-methods approach and introduces new research challenges