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Cluster policy adjustments in the context of smart specialization? Impressions from Germany , pp 173-200: Knut Koschatzky, Henning Kroll, Esther Schnabl and Thomas Stahlecker
Cluster Policy Implementation and Evaluation in Slovenia: Lessons From a Transition Economy , pp 321-340: Anja Cotič Svetina, Marko Jaklič and Hugo Zagorsek
Cluster policy in an evolutionary world? Rationales, instruments and policy learning , pp 35-55: Elvira Uyarra and Ronald Ramlogan
Cluster policy: Renewal through the integration of institutional variety , pp 76-94: Markus Grillitsch and Bjørn Asheim
Cluster trajectories in developing countries: a stage and eclectic approach applied to survival clusters in Central America: Mario Davide Parrilli
Clustering and specialization in European regions , pp 54-102: .
Clustering and the Location of Multinational Enterprises: An Exploration of Financial Services in London: Gary A.S. Cook and Naresh R. Pandit
Clustering and upgrading in global value chains: the Taiwanese personal computer industry: Chikashi Kishimoto
Clustering in the Biotechnology Industry: Stuart O. Schweitzer, Judith Connell and Fredrick P. Schoenberg
Clustering of productive activities: a terrain for employment relations: Miriam Quintana and Valeria Pulignano
Clusters and Cluster Development in the Knowledge Economy: Andreas Cornett
Clusters and conglomerates in the media industry , pp 252-266: Agostino Manduchi and Lucia Naldi
Clusters and Industrial Districts: Common Roots, Different Perspectives: Michael Porter and Christian Ketels
Clusters and regional transformation: establishing actionable forward agendas , pp 186-202: Ifor Ffowcs-Williams
Clusters as a take-off for glocal strategies: the role of social capital , pp 469-491: Bengt Johannisson, Marcela Ramírez Pasillas and Malin Lindberg
Clusters initiatives, open innovation and knowledge bases , pp 155-168: Heidi Wiig and Arne Isaksen
Clusters of Innovation: final thoughts , pp 378-390: Jerome S. Engel
Clusters of Innovation: lessons learned and final thoughts , pp 420-430: Jerome S. Engel
Clusters, Chains and Complexes: Three Approaches to Innovationwith a Public Policy Perspective: Jane Marceau
Clusters, governance and the development of local economies: a framework for case studies*: Roger Sugden, Ping Wei and James Wilson
Clusters, Networks and Creativity: Charlie Karlsson
Clusters, Networks and Economic Development: An Evolutionary Economics Perspective: Elisa Giuliani
Clément Colson (1853-1939): A Liberal Serving the Public Interest , pp 29-45: Michel Zouboulakis
Clément Juglar (1819–1905): Muriel Dal Pont Legrand
Co-creating cities: future challenges , pp 159-168: .
Co-creating important actors and factors in Indigenous entrepreneurship ecosystems: developing the Ruruku Canvas , pp 166-187: Jesse Pirini and Stephen Cummings
Co-creating services at the Base of the Pyramid (BoP): the role of bricolage , pp 128-142: Karla Cabrera and Javier Reynoso
Co-creation and the city , pp 1-12: .
Co-creation in private and public sector contexts: Tero Montonen, Päivi Eriksson and Eeva Aromaa
Co-curricular leadership education: Amrik Johal and Hannah Sanders
Co-designing sustainable product–service systems , pp 217-227: Yusuke Kishita, Kentaro Watanabe and Koji Kimita
Co-evolution as the secret of urban complexity , pp 136-153: Denise Pumain
Co-evolution of Intellectual Property Protections and Innovation: The Case of ‘Continuation’ Patents in the United States: Stuart Graham
Co-evolution of population and natural resources: a simple Ricardian model , pp 54-78: Simone D'Alessandro
Co-evolution: applications and implications for governance research in communication studies , pp 88-99: Johannes M. Bauer and Michael Latzer
Co-management contested: the controversy on the role of SEA in authorisation , pp 183-213: .
Co-modality: Veronica Schulz, Michael G.H. Bell and Shengda Zhu
Co-operating for a change? Tackling classed exclusions through collective ownership: Ian McDonald and Louise Ashley
Co-operative Conflict Resolution in a Nature Conservation Area in Brandenburg, Germany: a Case Study , pp 299-314: Andrea Knierim
Co-operative innovations: Anu Puusa and Tim Mazzarol
Co-operativeagreements to improve efficiency and effectiveness of policy targets: Ingo Heinz
Co-operatives (1951–2001): Patrizia Battilani and Vera Zamagni
Co-ordination, commercial and stabilization policies under alternative wage-setting regimes in a two-country model with a flexible exchange rate , pp 70-114: .
Co-producing policy relevant research , pp 73-82: Clementine Hill O'Connor, Lucy Gavens, Dan Chedgzoy and Mary Gogarty
Co-production or counter-production? The struggle of Dutch community enterprises with local institutions , pp 249-269: Reinout Kleinhans
Co-therapy services to enhance patient experience design , pp 130-146: Maria Francesca Renzi, Roberta Guglielmetti Mugion, Laura Di Pietro and Veronica Ungaro
CO2 emissions, environmental governance and high-quality economy: evidence from counties of the Yellow River Basin: Xianchun Liao and Mengqi Shen
Coach services: Peter White
Coaching women and women coaching: pay differentials in the Title IX era , pp 269-290: Peter von Allmen
Coal and environmental inequality , pp 506-530: Ryan Wishart and Pierce Greenberg