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U.S. innovation inequality and Trumpism : the political economy of technology deserts in a knowledge economy

Menaldo, Victor <1977->

2025

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Codice SBN UBO4876236
Descrizione *U.S. innovation inequality and Trumpism : the political economy of technology deserts in a knowledge economy / Victor Menaldo, Nicolas Wittstock
Cambridge ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 2025
135 p. : ill. ; 23 cm
ISBN 9781009461467
Collana Cambridge elements. *Elements in law, economics and politics
Primo Autore
Menaldo, Victor <1977->
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Coautore
Wittstock, Nicolas
Soggetti INNOVAZIONE TECNOLOGICA - Aspetti politici - Stati Uniti d'America
POPULISMO - Stati Uniti d'America - Sec. 21.
Dewey 303.4830973 PROCESSI SOCIALI. Sviluppo della scienza e tecnologia. Stati Uniti
Anno pubblicazione 2025
Titolo dell'opera U.S. innovation inequality and Trumpism
Abstract di polo President Trump embraced economic populism centered on trade protectionism, restrictions on international capital and technology flows, and subsidies for American raw material providers and domestic manufacturers. More innovative US counties roundly rejected this economic paradigm: Voters in innovation clusters of all sizes and across the country repudiated Trumpism in both 2016 and 2020. Trump's tariffs and attacks on global supply chains, restrictions on visas for skilled foreign workers, and his overall hostility toward high-tech sectors threatened the innovative firms that motor these places' economies. Trump was different in degree but not kind from previous American populists such as Jennings Bryan and Perot: they too exploited innovation inequality, but were less successful because, before the digital revolution, the industrial organization of American technological progress was not rooted in vertically disintegrated global supply chains. Thus, populism may not only be about resentment toward elites and experts but threaten innovation.