Resumo
Este artículo presenta en forma estilizada algunos elementos que podrían contribuir a una agenda de discusión sobre política de innovación en un sentido amplio que se deriva de tres corrientes evolucionistas neo-schumpeterianas que comparten una ontología similar pero se focalizan en ejes diferenciados. Estas corrientes son: sistemas de innovación, modelos de auto-organización y causación acumulativa. Los tres enfoques aportan ideas de gran poder explicativo en torno a la manera en la que se manifiesta la innovación y el modo de intervención orientado a favorecer su dinámica. Partiendo de la identificación de los elementos comunes y complementarios de estos enfoques, el artículo se propone establecer un diálogo entre esas corrientes para contribuir a la discusión de un marco analítico que permita entender la dinámica de la innovación en América Latina.
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