Place-based innovation in industrial districts: the long-term evolution of the iMID effect in Spain (1991–2014)

Doménech, Rafael; Galletto, Vittorio; Sforzi, Fabio

doi:10.1080/09654313.2019.1588861

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“…Moreover, knowledge networks and social proximity may play privileged roles in such geographical contexts. It would, therefore, be interesting for the future to be able to focus not only on innovations such as patents but also on other types of innovations (for instance, utility models and trademarks) (Boix‐Domenech, Galletto, & Sforzi, ).…”

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Knowledge networks and industrial structure for regional innovation: An analysis of patents collaborations in Italy

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Lazzeretti

2020

Papers in Regional Science

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The aim of the research is to investigate whether the structure of knowledge networks and the variety of the local industrial structure are important for regional innovation and if the interplay between these two forces has an additional effect on local innovativeness. The research analyses co‐patenting collaborations at firm level in the Italian provinces in three five‐year intervals in the period 2001–2016. Results show that the structure of knowledge networks and agglomeration economies of inventors boost local inventive capacity. It also highlights how these forces have an increasing impact on innovation as the variety of the area increases.

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Knowledge networks and industrial structure for regional innovation: An analysis of patents collaborations in Italy

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Lazzeretti

2020

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“…Second, and perhaps more importantly from the innovation standpoint, the work has embraced the idea of innovation Marshallian industrial district (iMID) effects which, contrary to what we could expect, shows that IDs have a net ability to generate innovation that is above the average in the economy and, in addition, is maintained over time. In this regard, it is worth highlighting the work of Boix and Galletto (2009), who proposed a measurement methodology, Boix and Trullen (2010), who considered the relationship between IDs, innovation and the I-districts effect, and a more recent paper by Boix, Galletto, and Sforzi (2018) analysing the long-term evolution of effects of industrial districts in Spain throughout 1991-2014. The concept of IDs has even been raised as an industrial development strategy for Spain by Trullén (2002), naturally supported by the basis of contributions by Beccatini and Marshall.…”

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Development, contributions and trends in regional studies in Spain: An overview

Cuadrado‐Roura

2020

Papers in Regional Science

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The aim of this paper is to show the development of regional and urban studies in Spain, pointing out the main factors that have influenced such development, the topics analysed by the Spanish researchers and why Spain has today a remarkable position in the field of regional science. Regional problems have always taken up a very important place among the concerns of the Spanish society. This has been closely linked to longstanding historical and internal political conflicts. But, leaving aside some very interesting contributions and territorial projects developed in the past, the research on regional issues emerged really in the 1960s and the consolidation phase took place from 1975 to 2000, as explained in Sections 2 and 3. From the beginning of this century the field has received a clear thrust, supported by a new generation of economists and geographers. The increasing presence of Spanish researchers in international congresses, workshops and specialized journals enable to state that Spain has reached a similar level as in more advanced countries. Section 4 collects the most outstanding topics and innovative contributions made from 2000 to now. A short final note (section 5) points out some final remarks and why a positive continuity of the progress observed can be expected.

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“…Los sistemas económicos localizados han sido definidos a partir de lazos socioculturales de identificación, pertenencia, e incluso solidaridad comunitaria con presencia (o presentes) en un espacio geográfico delimitado (Amin, 2000;Becattini, 1994;Sforzi, 2008). El rol de la comunidad local tiene, en este contexto, un papel destacado no sólo como criterio para definir el sistema localizado sino que también fue identificado como un mecanismo de coordinación capaz de retener y administrar las externalidades propias de los sistemas industriales a nivel del distrito (Belussi y Sammarra, 2010;Boix-Domenech, Galletto y Sforzi, 2019). En consecuencia, la comunidad se erigió como un criterio de demarcación y un principio de activación de recursos y capacidades diferenciales en la literatura económica.…”

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Sistemas industriales santafesinos y su estructuración territorial. Aproximación mediante una matriz de origen y destino de insumos y productos

Trucco

2023

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Los sistemas industriales no son unidades socioeconómicas aisladas, sino que mientras conservan cierta unidad y delimitación, son articulados por relaciones sociales que se definen en escalas espaciales diferentes. Sin embargo, la observación de la estructura territorial de los sistemas industriales no es simple ni directa, ya que estas relaciones sociales escalares se superponen y combinan. Se han desarrollado diferentes métodos para el estudio de los sistemas industriales poniendo énfasis en la multiescalaridad de los mismos, sin embargo, el problema sigue abierto teórico y metodológico. En este trabajo se buscará contribuir a esta cuestión analizando la noción de estructura territorial tanto desde un punto de vista teórico-metodológico, como así también mediante el análisis de la matriz de origen y destino de insumos y producto estimada para los sistemas industriales de la Provincia de Santa Fe, Argentina. El trabajo propone un punto de vista comprensivo orientado a captar los modos en que relaciones sociales, que operan en escalas diferentes, dan articulación al funcionamiento de sistemas productivos localizados. Se propone una operacionalización basada en la observación de los movimientos de productos e insumos en diferentes horizontes espaciales, mostrando rasgos potenciales de estructuras territoriales cualitativamente diferentes.

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Place-based innovation in industrial districts: the long-term evolution of the iMID effect in Spain (1991–2014)

Cited by 12 publications

References 15 publications

Knowledge networks and industrial structure for regional innovation: An analysis of patents collaborations in Italy

Knowledge networks and industrial structure for regional innovation: An analysis of patents collaborations in Italy

Development, contributions and trends in regional studies in Spain: An overview

Sistemas industriales santafesinos y su estructuración territorial. Aproximación mediante una matriz de origen y destino de insumos y productos

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