The role of research in regional innovation systems: new models meeting knowledge economy demands

Philip Cooke · 2004 · International Journal of Technology Management

Summary. Regional innovation systems are expanding across national economies, with over 100 empirical studies and 100 EU regional strategies implemented in the past decade. However, globalization pressures favor metropolitan areas over peripheral regions. New ground-up approaches emerging in Europe reveal how science, research, and innovation interconnect to build genuine competitiveness and address innovation deficits in lagging regions.

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10.1504/ijtm.2004.005307

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European Union countries

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regional-innovation-systems, policy, general-innovation

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