Regional Development Platform Method (RDPM) as a tool for regional innovation policy<sup>1</sup>

Harmaakorpi, Vesa

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“…The first, and possibly most tricky, relying on joined-up thinking, is having policy mechanisms that, as far as possible, mirror the related variety that entrepreneurs and business intermediaries (both with a business background) envisioned in the cases noted as important for the future. The start of such a process would involve engaging in interface 'conversations' and introducing other, external expertise to 'triangulate' the validity of their views, and if necessary update them in terms of agreed megatrends (see the application of such a policy framework in the Lahti region in Finland, HARMAAKORPI, 2006). The second -'linkage' -will also be hard but there is evidence that it can be made to work.…”

Section: Towards a Platform Approach To Regional Innovation Policymentioning

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Constructing Regional Advantage: Platform Policies Based on Related Variety and Differentiated Knowledge Bases

Asheim¹,

2011

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Asheim B. T., Boschma R. and Cooke P. Constructing regional advantage: platform policies based on related variety and differentiated knowledge bases, Regional Studies. This paper presents a regional innovation policy model based on the idea of constructing regional advantage. This policy model brings together concepts like related variety, knowledge bases and policy platforms. Related variety attaches importance to knowledge spillovers across complementary sectors. The paper categorizes knowledge into 'analytical' (science based), 'synthetic' (engineering based) and 'symbolic' (arts based) in nature, with different requirements of 'virtual' and real proximity mixes. The implications of this are traced for evolving 'platform policies' that facilitate economic development within and between regions in action lines appropriate to incorporate the basic principles behind related variety and differentiated knowledge bases. Asheim B. T., Boschma R. and Cooke P. 构建区域优势：基于&# 30456;关多样性以及不同 693;识基础的平台政策ᦁ 2; 区域研究。本文展示了基于构建&# 21306;域优势这一理念的 306;域创新政策模型。本政策模型整合了相&# 20851;多样性、知识基础 197;及政策平台等概念Ӎ 0;相对多样性概念强调了相互补充的部门间&# 30693;识外溢存在的重要 615;。本文按知识的性ฝ 6;将其分类为：分析性（以科学为基础）、&# 20808;验性（以工程为基 784;）以及象征性（以ഌ 2;术为基础），不同类别的知识对于“真实&# x201d;有着不同的要求。 991;章考察了上述分类ल 5;于“平台政策”演进的影响，平台政策有&# 21161;于整合相关多样性 644;不同知识基础背后௚ 0;基本原则，以此辅助区域内外协同发展。相关多样性不同知识基础区域创新政策区域（衍生）分支 Asheim B. T., Boschma R. et Cooke P. L'etablissement de l'avantage regional: une plate-forme economique fondee sur la variete liee et des bases de connaissance differenciee, Regional Studies. Cet article cherche a presenter un modele de la politique en faveur de l'innovation regionale fondee sur la notion de l'etablissement de l'avantage regional. Cette politique reunit des notions telles la variete liee, les bases de connaissance, et des plates-formes economiques. La variete attache de l'importance aux retombees de connaissance a travers des secteurs complementaires. L'article classe la connaissance, par nature, sous les rubriques 'analytique' (fondee sur la science), 'synthetique' (fondee sur l'ingenierie) et 'symbolique' (fondee sur les arts), y compris des besoins differents pour les melanges de proximites 'virtuelle' et reelle. On en esquisse les implications quant aux 'plates-formes economiques'qui facilitent le developpement economique sur les plans intra et interregionaux a partir des actions appropriees aux principes qui etayent la variete liee et les bases de connaissance differenciee. Variete liee Bases de connaissance differenciee Plate-forme Politique en faveur de l'innovation regionale Ramification regionale Asheim B. T., Boschma R. und Cooke P. Aufbau eines regionalen Vorteils: Plattform-Politiken auf der Grundlage von verwandter Varietat und differenzierten Wissensbasen, Regional Studies. In diesem Beitrag wird ein Modell fur regionale Innovationspolitik auf der Grundlage der Idee des Aufbaus eines regionalen Vorteils vorgestellt. In diesem politischen Modell werden unter anderem Konzepte von verwandter Varietat, Wissensbasen und politischen Plattformen mitein...

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Section: Towards a Platform Approach To Regional Innovation Policymentioning

confidence: 99%

Constructing Regional Advantage: Platform Policies Based on Related Variety and Differentiated Knowledge Bases

Asheim¹,

2011

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“…First, the use of more explicitly described development tools such as the regional development platform method (Harmaakorpi 2006) or intentional innovation communities (Thomas et al 2011) could produce more applicable and focused narratives for regional strategies with visionary tools and goals as a replacement for 'recycling' bits and pieces from the decades-old competitiveness debate. Second, regions should abandon the view of other regions as competitors.…”

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Spatial scaling of regional strategic programmes in Finland: A qualitative study of clusters and innovation systems

Makkonen¹,

Inkinen²

2014

Norsk Geografisk Tidsskrift - Norwegian Journal of Geography

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Innovation systems and clusters are perhaps the most widely used concepts found in recent literature in economic geography focusing on innovative industrial production and locational agglomeration. Both concepts have been universally embraced from the early 1990s onwards. However, recent literature has expressed criticism of their use as tools for policy-making. We studied innovation and cluster rhetoric in a geographical context by using empirical evidence obtained from the policy documents of the Finnish regional councils. We used a theoretical conception of spatial scaling as a geographical framework. Spatial scales proved to be a black box for regional strategies in Finland. Regional strategic programmes use a similar language that ignores the spatial variations of their locations. Clusters and regional innovation systems should be considered as parts of vertical and horizontal interlinkages within the economy and not as individual islands of organizational proximities in isolated contexts. It is argued here that an imprecise understanding of the innovation systems and cluster approaches, both conceptually and practically, has led to some ambiguity, resulting in the use of these terms as buzzwords. This misuse hampers the ability of administrations to execute regional development in their respective areas.

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“…This is the case, for instance, in Aquitaine (France) and Wales, where new knowledge combinations are occurring between biotech and agro-food activities in response to the increasing demand for green and healthy food (CAR-RINCAZEAUX et al, 2009a, 2009bDE LAURENTIS and COOKE, 2009). In such cases, the emergence of new consumption trends leads to the development of new knowledge platforms (HARMAAKORPI, 2006;ASHEIM et al, 2011).…”

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Knowledge, Resources and Markets: What Economic System of Valuation?

Jeannerat

Kebir²

2015

Regional Studies

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Knowledge, resources and markets: what economic system of valuation?, Regional Studies. Exploring in ever more detail learning processes at the root of economic change, main territorial innovation models (TIMs) remain focused on production today. Thus consumption is most often assessed as an abstract demand expressed by exogenous market mechanisms. In a socio-institutional approach, this article conceptualizes an economic system in which knowledge is a constructed resource valued in a market through the co-evolution of a production and a consumption system. From a meta-synthesis of various case studies, the paper draws four ideal types of economic systems and their related territorial knowledge dynamics (TKDs): knowledge marketization, knowledge improvement, knowledge adaptation and knowledge co-development. , pp. 274-288, 2016 which should be used for any reference to this work JEANNERAT H. y KEBIR L. Conocimientos, recursos y mercados: ¿qué sistema económico de valoración?, Regional Studies. Los principales modelos actuales de innovación territorial estudian cada vez más a fondo los procesos de aprendizaje en los cimientos del cambio económico y se concentran en la producción. De este modo, se evalúa con más frecuencia el consumo como una demanda abstracta exprimida por los mecanismos exógenos del mercado. Desde una perspectiva socio-institucional, en este artículo se conceptualiza un sistema económico donde el conocimiento es un recurso construido que se valora en el mercado a través de la coevolución de un sistema de producción y consumo. A partir de una metasíntesis de varios estudios de casos, se analizan cuatro tipos ideales de sistemas económicos y sus dinámicas territoriales de conocimiento relacionadas: la comercialización, la mejora, la adaptación y el codesarrollo del conocimiento.Published in Regional Studies 50, issue 2Modelos de innovación territorial Dinámicas territoriales de conocimiento Recursos Mercados Sistema económico de valoración EURODITE JEL classifications: R1, R5, R10, R58

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Regional Development Platform Method (RDPM) as a tool for regional innovation policy¹

Cited by 104 publications

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Constructing Regional Advantage: Platform Policies Based on Related Variety and Differentiated Knowledge Bases

Constructing Regional Advantage: Platform Policies Based on Related Variety and Differentiated Knowledge Bases

Spatial scaling of regional strategic programmes in Finland: A qualitative study of clusters and innovation systems

Knowledge, Resources and Markets: What Economic System of Valuation?

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Constructing Regional Advantage: Platform Policies Based on Related Variety and Differentiated Knowledge Bases

Constructing Regional Advantage: Platform Policies Based on Related Variety and Differentiated Knowledge Bases

Spatial scaling of regional strategic programmes in Finland: A qualitative study of clusters and innovation systems

Knowledge, Resources and Markets: What Economic System of Valuation?

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