Increased emphasis on the links between regional diversity and
regional knowledge, innovation and entrepreneurship highlights the
need for a focus on the spatial aspects of these multifaceted,
dynamic relationships in order to improve our understanding. By
means of a conceptual approach, this timely book illustrates the
links between innovation and economic development through the role
of space. This thought-provoking book addresses the questions
regarding diversity, innovation and clusters that require further
investigation and analysis. Chapters written by expert contributors
bring together cutting-edge theoretical and empirical studies to
consider issues such as how spatial diversity affects
collaboration, knowledge and innovation; how innovation arises in
various locations; how innovative approaches can be identified for
local regeneration; and how the growing visibility and importance
of start-up companies in the global economy can be analysed.
Diversity, Innovation and Clusters will be a key resource for
students and academics researching in the fields of economic
geography, regional economics, innovation and entrepreneurship.
This book provides insights that will be crucial for providing
policy makers, planners and consultants with a more comprehensive
decision-making platform by utilising spatial perspectives as a
driving force for economic growth and development. Contributors
include: T. Arvemo, D. Bartlett, K. Berg, I. Bernhard, U. Grasjoe,
T. Gronning, M. Imase, I. Jonsson, C. Karlsson, N. Kishida, U.
Lundh Snis, M. McKelvey, T. Maeno, L. Mosesdottir, T. Mroczkowski,
G.F. Mulligan, M. Okuyama, A.K. Olsson, K. Sakakura, T. Yasui
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