2015, no. 2
PHILOSOPHY AND SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION

Innovative human capital as the basis of society of knowledge. Social and philosophical view

Sergey Borisovich Shitov

pp. 35–3880 RUB

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Abstract

Shown is that innovative human capital is the basis of society as a complex of internal possibilities of personality, determining constant improvement of intellectual and creative potential, and also professional experience. Defined are basic conditions for formation of innovative human capital.

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