Contents1 Innovation and development in their multiple dimensions:an overview of the book 1Judith Sutz and Rodrigo ArocenaPART I INNOVATION AND DEVELOPMENT: POINTS OFDEPARTURE2 On the concepts of development and its relations withinnovation 20Helena Lastres and José E. Cassiolato3 Combining a deep transition framework and humancapability approach for aligning innovation anddevelopment 38Johan Schot and Diana Velasco4 Human rights and dignity: techno-cultural innovation andinclusive and ecological development 51Fernando CalderonPART II INNOVATION FOR DEVELOPMENT AND THE MAKINGOF ITS WORKING AGENDA5 Innovation taken into our own hands: autonomy, technologyand development in grassroots innovation 63Adrian Smith and Mariano Fressoli6 Innovation as a combinatorial process: scarcity, variety,institutional change 79Smita Srinivas7 Innovation and the technological frontier: choosing paths tobridge the gap 96Florencia Barletta and Diana Suárez8 From micro joy to social agency: micro moments ofhappiness (MoH) as innovations in development practice 108Joske Bunders and Rajagobalan KeerthanaPART III NATIONAL INNOVATION POLICIES AIMED ATDEVELOPMENT: ISSUES AND EXAMPLES9 A new role of the state for transformations throughinnovation? 123Stefan Kuhlmann, Uwe Cantner and Dirk Fornahl10 STI policy in Latin America: a view from structuralheterogeneity 138Gabriela Dutrénit and Martín Puchet11 Forging new socio-technical imaginaries to shape innovationpolicy for development in Africa 159Glenda Kruss12 Innovation systems and industrial upgrading: the SoutheastAsian experience 176Rajah RasiahPART IV UNIVERSITIES: KEY INSTITUTIONS FORDEVELOPMENTAL INNOVATIONS13 Opportunities and constraints for universities to fosterdevelopmental innovations 192Birgitte Gregersen14 Development and deliberation: social innovation inuniversities 204Marila LázaroPART V SITUATING INNOVATION AND DEVELOPMENT IN THEPRESENT WORLD AND LOOKING INTO THE FUTURE15 Past, present, and future of the National Systems ofInnovation approach 219Bengt-Åke Lundvall16 Development today and how innovation may help build abetter path for the future 235Erika Kraemer-Mbula17 Concluding remarks: elements for an innovation anddevelopment research agenda in difficult times 247Rodrigo Arocena and Judith Sutz.