Learning, Innovation and Urban Evolution
In the global information society, innovation is a highly pervasive process that influences all facets of human life: cultural, economic, political, and institutional. A desire to comprehend the impacts of innovative change on so many areas of urban life prompted the research project that has result...
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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New York, NY
Springer US
2000, 2000
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| Edition: | 1st ed. 2000 |
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| Collection: | Springer Book Archives -2004 - Collection details see MPG.ReNa |
Table of Contents:
- 1. Learning, Innovation and Urban Evolution: An Introduction
- I: Learning and Knowledge Exchange
- Section A: Theories of Learning and Complex Dynamics
- 2. Innovation and Patterns of Learning: A Survey of Evolutionary Theories
- 3. Emergence and Co-Evolutionary Learning in Self-Organised Urban Development
- 4. Nonlinear Dynamics, Innovation and Metropolitan Development
- Section B: Path-Dependent Processes of Knowledge Exchange
- 5. The Knowledge-Intensive Nature of Japan’s Urban Development
- 6. Interurban Knowledge Networks
- 7. Innovation and Urban Planning
- II: Innovation and its Spatial Impacts
- Section C: Economic and Technological Changes
- 8. Product Vintages and Specialisation Dynamics in a Hierarchical Urban System
- 9. The Impact of Research Activities on the European Urban System
- 10. Is the Real Exchange Rate Relevant for Determining the Innovation Potential of European Regions?
- Section D: Impacts of Innovations in Telecommunications and Transport
- 11. Impact of the New Information Technologies on Economic-Spatial Systems: Towards an Agenda for Future Research
- 12. Telematics Innovation and the Development of Non-Metropolitan Areas: Lessons from Policy Experience
- 13. The Impact of Innovations in Telecommunications and Information Systems on Urban Mobility
- List of Contributors