Combating footnote status in evolutionary theory

Toward Evolutionary Innovation Theory

Abstract: Innovations, commercialized by new or old established firms, located at the core of industrial renewal process. The innovation concept has suffered transformations, along with the evolution of the models that try to explain and understand the innovation process. The innovative process corresponds to all activities that generate technological changes and the dynamic interaction between...

TOWARD EVOLUTIONARY INNOVATION THEORY

Innovations, commercialized by new or old established firms, located at the core of industrial renewal process. The innovation concept has suffered transformations, along with the evolution of the models that try to explain and understand the innovation process. The innovative process corresponds to all activities that generate technological changes and the dynamic interaction between them, not...

A footnote on allostery.

A manuscript on allostery signed by Francis Crick and Jeffries Wyman was sent by Crick to Jacques Monod in 1965. Monod transmitted a copy of the manuscript, upon which he had written several comments, to Jean-Pierre Changeux, then a post-doctoral fellow at the University of California Berkeley in the laboratory of Howard Schachman. Changeux provided a copy to Stuart Edelstein, a graduate studen...

The Footnote

A footnote on local compactness

A standard example of an impredicative definition is that of the way-below relation [11], and thus of local compactness in (point-free) topology [6]. Local compactness can be dealt with predicatively as in [8], [5]; the particularly convenient re-formulation to be presented is based on a recent result by Peter Aczel [2], and on the observation that, in set-presented topologies, the way-below re...