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| Resource ID: |
358 |
| Title: |
Innovation in Europe: A Tale of networks, Knowledge and Trade in Five Cities |
| Description: |
This paper examines the relationships between innovation and space, through studies of innovative firms in Amsterdam, London, Milan, Paris and Stuttgart. It uses the study to test four groups of theory: traditional agglomeration theory, networking, learning and new competitiveness theory. Local linkages emerge as more important in 'regional' cities than international 'world' cities. |
| Author(s): |
James Simmie, James Sennett, Peter Wood and Doug Hart |
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Type of resource: |
research study |
| Area covered: |
Netherlands, Amsterdam, UK, London, Italy, Milan, Germany, Stuttgart, France, Paris |
| Type of document: |
academic article |
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| Journal: |
Regional Studies Vol 36 (1) pp 47-64
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| Year of publication: |
2002 |
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No |
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No |
| Associated key phrases: |
competitive regions, urban areas, learning regions, territorial milieux
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| Associated topics: |
111, 123, 310
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