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Andrés Jaque, « Political Innovation », Ardeth, ID : 10670/1.12057d
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With 1.2 billion Google results, innovation is now the omnipresent buzzword used in the domain of advanced capitalism to encapsulate the processes by which environments and societies recombine, evolve, dispute with, and reproduce themselves. Innovation creates a fiction in which problems are resolved, material inflation makes things better, and linear progress is possible. But this doesn’t work. Corporate rhetoric and Silicon Valley-like narratives about the heroism of product development hav...