Design and innovation in the British Empire: a historical consideration of the innovation ecosystem

Arts & Humanities

1. Innovation 100%
2. British Empire 89%
3. Ecosystem 50%
4. Reclamation 49%
5. Social Networks 34%
6. Domestication 28%
7. Communication 25%
8. Imperialism 25%
9. Imperial Context 25%
10. Expertise 19%
11. Technological Innovation 18%
12. Economy 18%
13. Engineering Studies 16%
14. Nineteenth-century Britain 14%
15. Long Nineteenth Century 13%
16. Design Theory 13%
17. Interdisciplinary Studies 12%
18. Scottish Highlands 12%
19. Creativity 12%
20. Railway 11%
21. Designer 10%
22. Practitioner Research 10%
23. Rural Society 10%
24. Sponsorship 10%
25. Train 9%
26. Real World 9%
27. Unconditional 9%
28. Landowners 9%
29. Historical Context 9%
30. Exercise 9%
31. Contemporary Culture 9%
32. Scotland 9%
33. Steam Power 8%
34. Contemporary Reception 8%
35. Resources 8%
36. 1850s 8%
37. British Responses 8%
38. Highlands 8%
39. 1860s 8%
40. 1870s 8%
41. Social Issues 8%
42. 1880s 8%
43. Cultural Theorists 8%
44. Farming 8%
45. End Users 8%
46. British Imperialism 7%
47. Religion 7%
48. Taming 7%
49. Cultural Groups 7%
50. Social Groups 6%
51. Prescriptive 6%
52. Captive 6%
53. Interrogation 6%
54. Industrial Revolution 6%
55. Agriculture 6%
56. Creative Process 6%
57. Economics 6%
58. Charts 5%
59. Funding 5%
60. Theoretical Framework 5%
61. Anthropologists 5%
62. Pathway 5%
63. Ambition 5%