Regional Agglomeration and Growth: The Classical Approach

Vatne, Eirik

doi:10.4337/9780857931504.00014

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“…Not only have regional innovation systems been depicted as spatial contexts of emerging innovation, they are also particular socio-economic arenas enabling entrepreneurial projects to 'take off' and, at the same time, 'anchoring' them through local clusters of activities (Porter, 1998;Cooke and Martin 2006), enhancing knowledge dissemination, flexible specialisation (Simmie, 2005), related innovations (Frenken and Boschma, 2007) or spatial agglomeration (Vatne, 2011). If regional clustering of innovation does not necessarily follow the trajectory of a single industry, its endogenous development bears an industrial dimension following the sequential homogenization phases of activities in particular industrial or thematic fields (Menzel and Fornahl, 2010).…”

Section: Territorial Innovation: Localized Entrepreneurial Emergence mentioning

confidence: 99%

Born to be Sold: Start-ups as Products and New Territorial Life Cycles of Industrialization

Livi

Jeannerat

2014

European Planning Studies

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Section: Territorial Innovation: Localized Entrepreneurial Emergence mentioning

confidence: 99%

Born to be Sold: Start-ups as Products and New Territorial Life Cycles of Industrialization

Livi

Jeannerat

2014

European Planning Studies

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“…Independentemente da estrutura de agrupamento, o fl uxo de conhecimento e informação é um elemento essencial na cooperação das estruturas de agrupamento e dos elementos de agrupamento. O fator informação é entendido de forma bastante ampla, incluindo a comunicação informal entre os membros dos clusters (Vatne, 2011). O grau de ligação dos membros do cluster e o nível de laços de cooperação externa são es� mados pelo número de contatos por ano (Balland et al, 2018).…”

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Cluster cooperation mechanisms evaluation for waste processing of the Forest Complex of Siberia

Мельникова

Zelenskaya

Prokhorov

et al. 2020

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The study subject is the approaches development for assessing cooperation in a cluster. Study purpose: a selection of tools to assess the characteristics of cooperative ties in a cluster for processing waste from a forest complex in Yenisei Siberia. Methods: Case analysis, questionnaire, survey, expert assessment, and a method of pair comparisons. Results: The following results have been substantiated: The emerging cluster for waste processing from the Yenisei Siberian forest complex; the situational factors; industry specialization; the goals of creating a cluster, and the interests of participants. As the cluster evolves, the directions and cooperation level of cluster members are the subject to change. The obstacles ranking for cooperation in the cluster is carried out as well. An aggregated indicator of the intensity of cooperative ties, based on five criteria, is proposed, which makes it possible to evaluate both industrial and innovative cooperation. In addition, it is proposed to determine the weighting factors situationally, depending on the target orientation of the cluster. Summary: it is shown that the desired value of aggregated cooperation indicator should be formed in the coordinate system, i.e. “innovation – sustainability”. Evaluation and regulation of the indicator level can serve as a tool for making and implementing strategic decisions on cluster development priorities.

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“…Such agglomerations of similar firms promotes 'location economies', involving technological spillovers (knowledge leakages between firms), non-traded inputs (social relations), and labour market pooling (specialization of the labour force) (Hoover, 1954;Marshall, 1890). There has been a special emphasis on knowledge leakages and informal networking between cluster participants (Vatne, 2011). However, new papers written from the evolutionary perspective are more sceptical (Cooke, 2012a(Cooke, , 2012b.…”

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Policy for Evolution of Regional Innovation Systems: The Role of Social Capital and Regional Particularities

Njøs

Jakobsen

2017

Science and Public Policy

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This work owes gratitude to many people. First and foremost, my supervisors Arnt Fløysand and Stig-Erik Jakobsen, who first encouraged the project, and then helped me see it through. Not only did they contribute valuable insight into the academic world as co-authors on several of my publications, they were incredibly supportive and constructive even when I did my best to argue against my own work. I also thank them for the many social events and discussions over the years, many of which took place during our travels together. They have contributed far more than might have been expected, for which I am very grateful.

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Regional Agglomeration and Growth: The Classical Approach

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Born to be Sold: Start-ups as Products and New Territorial Life Cycles of Industrialization

Born to be Sold: Start-ups as Products and New Territorial Life Cycles of Industrialization

Cluster cooperation mechanisms evaluation for waste processing of the Forest Complex of Siberia

Policy for Evolution of Regional Innovation Systems: The Role of Social Capital and Regional Particularities

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