Research Handbook on Regions and Transformative Innovation Policy
Edited by Slavo Radosevic,
Sylvia Schwaag Serger and
Luc Soete
in Books from Edward Elgar Publishing
Abstract:
This insightful Research Handbook explores how regions across the world are rethinking and employing innovation to tackle emerging contemporary challenges. Drawing on transformative innovation policy (TIP), leading scholars demonstrate how innovation can be reoriented away from its exclusive focus on technology and competitiveness, and instead adopt a broader role as a strategic tool for guiding societies towards greener, more inclusive and resilient futures—without abandoning economic competitiveness.
Keywords: Transformative Innovation Policy (Tip); Regional Innovation Systems; Smart Specialisation Strategies (S3); Sustainability Transitions; Multi-Level Governance; Inclusive Innovation (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2026
ISBN: 9781035309924
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Chapters in this book:
- Ch 1 Why a handbook on regions and transformative innovation policy?

- Slavo Radosevic, Sylvia Schwaag Serger and Luc Soete
- Ch 2 Introducing the chapters: an overview

- Slavo Radosevic
- Ch 3 Enhancing the sustainability dimension in smart specialisation strategies: towards a framework for reflexive policy practice

- Michał Miedziński, Lars Coenen and Henrik Larsen
- Ch 4 Exploring the governance challenge of regional transformative innovation policies: a metagovernance perspective

- Ainhoa Arrona and Edurne Magro
- Ch 5 Transforming regions, change agency, and policy

- Markus Grillitsch
- Ch 6 From problems to opportunities: a place-based approach to transformative innovation policy

- Elvira Uyarra
- Ch 7 From smart specialisation to smart transformation – (how) do regions integrate transformative intentions in regional innovation priorities?

- Sofia Avdeitchikova and Anders Olsson
- Ch 8 Embedding sustainability transitions in Catalonia's smart specialisation strategy

- Tatiana Fernández Sirera and Michał Miedziński
- Ch 9 Conditions for sustainability transitions in Germany's peripheral regions: a differentiated view on regional change agency

- Henning Kroll, Max Roessler, Valeria Maruseva and Daniel Schiller
- Ch 10 Sustainable foodscapes: the transformation of public food systems

- Kevin Morgan
- Ch 11 Unravelling innovation transition traps: the imperative of collective action

- Peter Wostner, Anže Burger, Iztok Palčič and Sonja Šlander Wostner
- Ch 12 Contrasting pathways to regional transformative policies: bottom-up approaches of a leading and latecomer region in Czechia

- Jiří Blažek, Viktor Květoň, Vojtěch Kadlec and Jan Pojsl
- Ch 13 Public-private partnerships and regional transformative innovation policy in the US

- Monica Novoa and Paige Clayton
- Ch 14 Innovation and the states: the regional manifestations of the Endless Frontier in the US Rust Belt

- Ben Armstrong and Dan Traficonte
- Ch 15 Regional entrepreneurial mentoring networks as transformative innovation policy: insights from a semi-peripheral high tech hub

- Darius Ornston and Isabelle Watkinson
- Ch 16 The evolution of Korea's regional innovation system: the case of Daedeok Innopolis

- Hye-Ran Hwang and Jae-Yong Choung
- Ch 17 Integrating ‘Society 5.0’ and regional revitalisation: Japan's path to transformative innovation

- Michiko Iizuka and Takayuki Hayashi
- Ch 18 Latin America and transformative innovation policy

- Matias Ramirez
- Ch 19 The urban transformation of Medellín: confluence of innovation processes and transformation limits

- Jorge Robledo Velásquez, Walter Lugo Ruiz Castañeda and María Luisa Villalba Morales
- Ch 20 Strengthening inclusive innovation systems: analysis of the Western Cape's economic development activities

- Sara Grobbelaar
- Ch 21 Green goals, strategic actions: China's experience with transformative innovation policy

- Hannah Yi Wei
- Ch 22 Regional transformative innovation policy towards green development in China

- Zhen Yu and Lan Xue
- Ch 23 Reorienting STI policy for transformative change: lessons from and for India

- Soutrik Basu
- Ch 24 The less-than-one percent: how a few firms shape regional capabilities in India

- Nanditha Mathew and Emanuele Pugliese
- Ch 25 Transformative regional innovation policy globally: state of the art and issues for future research

- Slavo Radosevic
- Ch 26 Epilogue

- Sylvia Schwaag Serger and Luc Soete
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