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|a Technological Change and Regional Development in Europe
|h Elektronische Ressource
|c edited by Ludwig Schätzl, Javier Revilla Diez
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|a 20 Technological Change in the German Packaging Industry: Structure, Behaviour and Performance -- 21 The Changing Organisation of Production in the European Horticultural Sector and the Influence of Technology -- 22 How Culture Determines Regional Economic Trajectories: The Changing Landscape of European Costume Jewellery Production -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- List of Contributors
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|a 1 Technological Change and Regional Development in Europe: An Introduction -- A: Innovation and Regional Development -- 2 The Spatial Pattern of Invention Activities in West Germany 1992-1994 -- 3 R&D, Localised Knowledge Spillovers and Endogenous Regional Growth: Evidence from Germany -- 4 Spatial Structural Change: Evidence and Prospects -- 5 Machinery and Productivity: A Comparison of East and West German Manufacturing Plants -- 6 The Effect of Internationalisation on the Rate of Growth of High-Tech Start-Ups: Evidence for the UK and Germany -- 7 Survival, Growth, and Interfirm Collaboration of Start-Up Companies in High Technology Industries: A Case Study of Upper Bavaria -- 8 Are There Too Many Innovation Centres in Germany? -- B: The Network Paradigm and Regional Development -- 9 The Regional Impact of Innovation Networks -- 10 Innovation Activities and Networks in Metropolitan Systems of Innovation: Empirical Findings from Barcelona, Vienna and Stockholm --
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|a 11 Networking of Small Firms: Is the Region a Knowledge Source for Innovation? -- 12 R&D Co-Operation Between Public Research Institutions: Magnitude, Motives and Spatial Dimension -- 13 Creative Milieus and Regional Networks: Local Strategies and Implementation in Case Studies in Bavaria -- 14 The Biotech Region of Munich and the Spatial Organisation of its Innovation Networks -- 15 Organisational Innovations in Different Systems of Innovation: A Comparison of Germany and UK -- 16 Environmental Management in Manufacturing Industry: A Comparison Between British and German Firms -- C: Sectoral Studies -- 17 Innovations and Regional Development: Human Capital and Knowledge Transfer as Driving Forces for Spatial Clustering in the Semiconductor Industries of East Germany -- 18 Correlation Between the Innovative Behaviour of Biotech Firms and Regional Development -- 19 Locational Effects of Innovations in Information and Communications Technology on Food Retailing in Germany --
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|a This volume presents the main findings of the research programme Technological Change and Regional Development in Europe, backed by the German Research Council. In doing so it examines the relationship between technological change and regional development by means of empirical surveys. In six years, a total of 50 research projects have been realised during three phases of two years. The surveys undertaken dealt with the manufacturing and service sector. In addition, numerous projects were carried out on the role that research institutions play in developing innovation processes in firms. The empirical surveys focused on Europe and covered regions in Germany, Great Britain, Netherlands, Spain, Slovenia, and Sweden
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