Bogdan Ilic
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Bogdan Ilic is a scholar whose work centers on the economic and societal transformations driven by technological revolutions. His primary research area explores the shift from traditional industrial economies to the modern information-based economy, a transition he has analyzed through the lens of scientific and technological progress. Ilic’s major contribution lies in framing this shift as a pivotal moment in economic history, arguing that the emergence of a "new economy" and information society at the end of the 20th century was the direct result of moving from the third to the fourth scientific and technological revolution. His foundational paper, "The transition from industrial (traditional) to new (information) economy" (2004), has garnered 2 citations, serving as a key reference for understanding the structural changes in production and society. While his citation count is modest, Ilic’s work provides a clear conceptual bridge between industrial-era economics and the digital age, offering valuable insights for students and researchers studying the intersection of technology, economic theory, and societal evolution.
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