Titlebook: Innovative Behaviour in Space and Time; Cristoforo S. Bertuglia,Silvana Lombardo,Peter Nij Book 1997 Springer-Verlag Berlin · Heidelberg 1

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Modelling Innovation Diffusionplines such as economics, sociology, marketing, geography etc. Considerable research effort has been devoted to the mathematical modelling in the field, focusing mainly on temporal aspects of diffusion of innovations in the form of growth curves in a given social system. These models have been const

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Telematics, Location and Interaction Flows: The Telemaco Modelnsideration other means of communication, and in particular the New Information Technologies (NIT). These are rapidly changing the ways in which we communicate and interact, influencing the functional and spatial organization of activities and hence patterns of mobility. Such changes are part of a w

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Structural Change in a Metropolitan Economy: The Chicago Region 1975–2011cular sector. In this chapter, a very different approach is used. Firstly, the focus is on a regional economy and therefore a set of interdependent sectors. Secondly, the analysis looks backwards from a forecast horizon in an attempt to explore the types of changes that have been predicted in the st

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Innovation and Strategy in Space: Towards a New Location Theory of the Firmafola and Fogerty 1988). According to this theory, locational advantage reflects conventional natural advantages associated with land, labour and capital. Emphasis is given to production and specifically to the exploitation of economies of scale, but the theory does not accommodate the increased imp