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Modern theoretical basis of innovative process scientific analysis


Nikolay Glushak, Aleksandr Grischenkov, Liliya Saakova
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Glushak Nikolay Vladimirovich – Cand. of Econ. Sci., Associate Professor, Chair of Marketing, Bryansk State University n.a. Academician I.G. Petrovsky

Grischenkov Aleksandr Ivanovich – Cand. of Econ. Sci., Associate Professor, Head of Chair, Professor, Chair of Marketing, Bryansk State University n.a. Academician I.G. Petrovsky

Saakova Liliya Valerianovna – Applicant, Chair of Marketing Saint-Petersburg State University of Economy and Finance

Published in:
Creative Economy
– № 2 / February, 2011



Keywords: basis, innovations, management, methodology, transfer


Citation:
Nikolay Glushak, Aleksandr Grischenkov, Liliya Saakova (2011). Modern theoretical basis of innovative process scientific analysis. Creative Economy, 5(2), 3-7. — url: http://bgscience.ru/com/lib/587


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Abstract:

In the present publication the approach to actualization of methodological basis of the modern theory of innovative management is offered. As the result of the work two general scientific conclusions have been drawn: accepting the model of K.H. Oppenlender as a scientific principle of studying innovations and the interdisciplinary character of the theoretical basis of innovative process analysis.







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