Culture, Innovation, and Growth Dynamics

The book critiques the notion that social ideas can be universally applied, arguing they are deeply rooted in specific historical and cultural contexts. It warns against the dangers of using context-free concepts, which can lead to ineffective ideologies. Highlighting the shortcomings of the dominant Western intellectual framework, it calls for a reexamination of these paradigms to address current existential crises. Advocating for inclusivity and recognition of diverse beliefs, it serves as a vital resource for scholars in economic growth, political science, and innovation.