Tessaleno Devezas
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Tessaleno Devezas is a pioneering figure in the study of technological evolution, long-range economic forecasting, and the dynamics of innovation systems. His research masterfully bridges complexity theory, sociotechnical transitions, and the Kondratieff long-wave theory, offering profound insights into how technological revolutions shape societal development. Devezas is best known for his seminal contributions to understanding the interplay between digital technologies, automation, and income distribution, as exemplified in his highly cited 2018 paper "Digital economy and the models of income distribution in the society" (10 citations). This work critically examines how robotic automation and artificial intelligence disrupt labor markets and exacerbate inequality, providing a rigorous theoretical framework for anticipating future socioeconomic shifts. His broader impact is reflected in his extensive body of work on technological forecasting and the modeling of long-term economic cycles, which has influenced scholars and policymakers worldwide. Devezas has also co-edited influential volumes on the future of work and the role of innovation in sustainable development, cementing his reputation as a visionary thinker whose interdisciplinary approach continues to inspire new generations of researchers in innovation studies and economic history.
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- 1Digital economy and the models of income distribution in the society10 citations · 2018