The Governance of Innovation Spaces

Wolfe, David A.

The Governance of Innovation Spaces

David A. Wolfe

Abstract: The Governance of Innovation Spaces explores why some cities and regions thrive while others get left behind in today’s changing global economy. In the face of rapid digital transformation and climate change, David A. Wolfe argues that the capacity of cities and regions to manage this transition depends on the strength of their governance institutions and the ability to craft collaborative policy approaches.

Keywords: Regional Innovation Systems; Industrial Clusters; Global Innovation Networks; Urban Innovation; New Path Development; Place-Based Industrial Policy (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2026
ISBN: 9781035320783
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Introduction to The Governance of Innovation Spaces: David A. Wolfe
Ch 2 Thinking about space: regions and clusters in broader context: David A. Wolfe
Ch 3 Cities as sites of innovation: David A. Wolfe
Ch 4 The role of civic capital in urban and regional growth: David A. Wolfe
Ch 5 Universities as anchor institutions: David A. Wolfe
Ch 6 The global and the local: David A. Wolfe
Ch 7 Charting new paths in regions and cities: David A. Wolfe
Ch 8 Collaborative innovation policy and regional development: David A. Wolfe
Ch 9 Conclusion to The Governance of Innovation Spaces: David A. Wolfe

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