Regional Innovation Systems and University Competitiveness

Stoimenova, Borislava

doi:10.5585/iji.v7i2.353

Cited by 7 publications

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“…cial and environmental responsibility (Lukman et al, 2010), digitization of all university functioning processes Lukianenko et al, 2020;Sannikova et al, 2021), expenditure on higher education per student (Satsyk, 2014), employability of graduates (Jurášková et al, 2015b,a). The importance of cooperation with business to improve the competencies and employability of students and, as a result, the competitiveness of the university, is emphasized in the papers (Jurášková et al, 2015b;Lukianenko et al, 2020;Stoimenova, 2019;Teixeira et al, 2020).…”

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confidence: 99%

Proceedings of 10th International Conference on Monitoring, Modeling & Management of Emergent Economy

2022

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The movement of Ukrainian guest workers in the direction of Poland until 2019 was predominantly transnational in nature, as there was a constant movement of labor migrants between the national spaces of Ukraine and Poland with financial participation in the economies of the two countries at the same time. This fact is confirmed by the results of empirical sociological researches conducted by the Ukrainian Institute of the Future, the Cedos analytical agency, the Personnel Service employment agency, the Gremi Personal, and the statistical data of the International Organization for Migration, the State Migration Service of Ukraine, the State Statistics Service of Ukraine, the Ministry of Family and Social Development of Poland. However, the trends changed dramatically due to the global COVID-19 epidemic, later in 2022 with the outbreak of the war in Ukraine. The desire for temporary, pendulum labor mobility gave way to the desire to leave Ukraine forever and settle abroad with the whole family. A new migration trend may be associated with the movement to Poland of Ukrainian men who come after the end of the war to reunite with their families, who were moved there earlier since the beginning of hostilities in Ukraine.

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Proceedings of 10th International Conference on Monitoring, Modeling & Management of Emergent Economy

2022

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“…The gathering of factors brings about the innovation and development of the region. According to Zhang et al (2019), Uriona andGrobbellar (2019), andStoimenova (2019), the mechanism of factor agglomeration and innovation diffusion can be expressed by three feedback loops as follows: Among the three feedback loops mentioned above, R1 is a positive feedback loop, with the increasing activities of companies, suppliers, service providers, and other participants in the cluster, realizing the growth of knowledge spillover. R2 is a negative feedback loop.…”

Section: Mechanism and Measurement Of Innovationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Research on the Innovation Imbalance Between Coastal and Inland Port Cities Along the Belt and Road: Based on the Three Helix Theory

Chen

2021

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Port cities will be the important growth poles along the Belt and Road, including coastal and inland ports. But the innovation stimulus driven by the Belt and Road Initiative on the coastal and inland port cities is imbalance. This research takes two groups of Chinese port cities as empirical objects, one has coastal port and the other has inland port, and then establishes a system dynamics model based on the theory of triple helix to analyze port cities’ innovation features. The empirical case shows that the positive stimulation of Belt and Road Initiative to innovation activities of coastal port cities is better than that of inland cities in general. If the decision makers of inland cities want to achieve innovation output like that of developed coastal areas, they need to encourage local universities and research institutes to conduct more market-oriented research on one hand. On the other hand, they need to cooperate with multinational companies; meanwhile, they need to provide more technical resources for local start-ups. In addition, stimulating local house prices and living pressure in a reasonable range can stimulate the innovation enthusiasm of existing R&D personnel, attract top talents to join in, and then drive the innovation output of the whole region.

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“…Traditional universities play an important role in shaping the competitive profile of nations and regions. The development of the regional innovation systems (RIS) is supported by the European Commission, which is trying to make Europe and the EU the most competitive and dynamic economy in the world, which encompasses the whole chain of innovations ranging from education to the economic impact, popularly known as the "triangle of knowledge", namely education, research, and innovation [31]. Likewise, the majority of researchers share the general idea that regionalization ensures the best context for a globalizing economy that is based on innovations with regard to the localized interactive learning processes and knowledge transfer based on the social interactions [32].…”

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Role of Competences of Graduates in Building Innovations via Knowledge Transfer in the Part of Carpathian Euroregion

2020

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Cross-border cooperation within the framework of the Carpathian Euroregion provides the possibility of building the processes of education at universities that would facilitate knowledge transfer from the universities to the business sphere, which is particularly significant in terms of forming innovations. The aim of the research conducted was the analysis of the key competences that have an impact on the level of innovativeness of the graduates of the universities of a business profile in Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Romania. In the methodology used, a systematic literary review of the acquired references from the databases of ProQuest, Emerald, SCOPUS, and the Jagiellonian Library was applied from the outset. Subsequently, a small number of foreign and Polish research works conducted in the sphere of the stipulated subject matter of the competences of graduates, as well as their innovativeness were identified and ascertained. This facilitated the specification of the cognitive gaps as follows: There was no prior research relating to the Carpathian Euroregion and the transnational cooperation, with particular consideration given to the role of graduates of universities in terms of shaping change in this area. In empirical research, a survey method was chosen as it enabled, among other things, the quantitative description of specific aspects declared as the competences of graduates in the chosen research group. The research conducted reveals that there are no stipulated ways of ranking the essential competences directed at innovativeness, thus the decision-makers at the universities in the Carpathian Euroregion must consider what way and what activities they may use to connect the development of competences. The results acquired and the conclusions drawn may serve the transfer and adoption of good practices from individual countries and regions to other European and non-European ones.

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Regional Innovation Systems and University Competitiveness

Cited by 7 publications

References 16 publications

Proceedings of 10th International Conference on Monitoring, Modeling & Management of Emergent Economy

Proceedings of 10th International Conference on Monitoring, Modeling & Management of Emergent Economy

Research on the Innovation Imbalance Between Coastal and Inland Port Cities Along the Belt and Road: Based on the Three Helix Theory

Role of Competences of Graduates in Building Innovations via Knowledge Transfer in the Part of Carpathian Euroregion

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