List of grids .................................................. ix
List of dilemmas ................................................ x
Acknowledgements ............................................... xi
Introduction: a headlong assault on the inexpressible? .......... 1
1 Singapore's challenge ........................................ 7
2 The entrepreneurial ecosystem: a programme like no other .... 22
3 How can innovative pedagogies be measured? .................. 43
4 Co-defining innovative education: how the instrument was
created ..................................................... 58
5 The Singapore results ....................................... 71
6 Results of the Mandarin-speaking programme .................. 94
7 Reconciling values: a helical model of innovative
processes .................................................. 107
8 'It is only the Hawthorne Effect' .......................... 128
9 The programme that cannot stand still ...................... 140
10 Innovation and the future of the university ................ 152
11 What are the implications of being able to teach
innovation? ................................................ 165
12 Is a new creative class arising? ........................... 179
Notes ......................................................... 197
Bibliography .................................................. 205
Appendices .................................................... 210
General index ................................................. 225
Index of dilemmas and reconciliations ......................... 229
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