Titlebook: Innovation, Networks and Localities; Manfred M. Fischer,Luis Suarez-Villa,Michael Stein Book 1999 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1999 E

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Globalisation and Territorial Production Systems subject frequently reaches diametrically opposed conclusions. On the one hand, globalisation is considered to be the triumph of ‘global capital’ over autonomy and local identity. Now that transnational forms have rolled back national frontiers, national states have lost their importance. On the oth

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Clustering, Innovations and Trust: The Essentials of a Clustering Strategy for Scotlandregions and nations are to be competitive in the next century, they must be at the forefront of knowledge production. Scottish Enterprise (SE) readily acknowledges that, in order to compete, the information and ideas created and developed through clustering are reliant on strong partnerships, and th

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Interfirm Co-Operation and Learning within SME Networks: Two Case Studies from the Styrian Automotivretation and analysis of clusters and networks. Its importance is nevertheless acknowledged, not least because of the acceptance of the relevance of modern growth theory to the cluster concept. Yet the external effects of human capital (.), the dimensions of the learning curve and especially of orga

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The Location of Knowledge-Based Activities: The Case of Computer Softwareed by the development of the microprocessor and bolstered by the introduction of the personal computer and the World Wide Web, such a sector signifies the digital and information revolution of the post-industrial era.. Its strength is evidenced in the phenomenal growth of giant software corporations

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Innovation and Performance of SMEs in Italy: the Relevance of Spatial Aspectsd, especially in Italy, the good performance of regions with a high share of small firms contrasted with the poor and decreasing rate of growth of the traditional large firms of the North-Western part of the country. The so-called ‘Third Italy’ phenomenon became widely known, indicating the high eco

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Time-Space Patterns of US Innovation: Stability or Change?al attempts to incorporate technological progress explicitly into economics is only a recent phenomenon. According to the `new growth theory’ (e.g. Romer 1986,.; .; .), advances in technology have mainly resulted from market motivated industrial research and development efforts and should therefore

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Innovative Forms of Regional Structural Policy in Europe: the Role of Dominant Concepts and Knowledgarkedly from the top-down distributional models that dominated the post-war period, but is also more pro-active than the hands-off approach of the 1980s. It is characterised by the prominent role taken by local organisations in shaping regional policy, by the strong orientation on improving local co