Innovation Networks for Regional Development

Edited by Ben Vermeulen and Manfred Paier

in Economic Complexity and Evolution from Springer, currently edited by Ulwe Cantner, Kurt Dopfer, John Foster, Andreas Pyka and Paolo Saviotti

Date: 2017
ISBN: 978-3-319-43940-2
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Chapters in this book:

Innovation Networks for Regional Development. Overview and Contributions

Ben Vermeulen

The Evolution of Aerospace R&D Collaboration Networks on the European, National and Regional Levels

Daniel Guffarth and Michael J. Barber

The Knowledge-Base of the Stuttgart Automobile Industry and Its Outreach

Tobias Buchmann and Ekaterina Savchenko

The Local Perspective on Energy Transition and Innovation

André Schaffrin and Gabriele Fohr

A Process Model of Invention and the Role of Government, Institutions, and Geography. Anecdotal Evidence from the Aerospace Industry in the Years 1800–1950

Ben Vermeulen and Daniel Guffarth

A Descriptive Statistics Exploration of Spatio-temporal Patterns in Inventive Activities in the Pharmaceutical Industry

Ben Vermeulen, Inga Zvarich and Beatrice Messmer

Knowledge Creation and Research Policy in Science-Based Industries: An Empirical Agent-Based Model

Manfred Paier, Martina Dünser, Thomas Scherngell and Simon Martin

Regional Innovation Systems: An Agent-Based Laboratory for Policy Advice

Cristina Ponsiglione, Ivana Quinto and Giuseppe Zollo

Using Participatory Modeling to Enable Local Innovation Through Complexity Governance

Joshua Uebelherr, David M. Hondula and Erik W. Johnston

Regional Specialization and Knowledge Output: An Agent-Based Simulation of the Vienna Life Sciences

Martina Dünser and Manuela Korber

Competition in the German Market for Retail Electricity: An Agent-Based Simulation

Malcolm Yadack, Ben Vermeulen and Andreas Pyka

Supraregional Relationships and Technology Development. A Spatial Agent-Based Model Study

Ben Vermeulen and Andreas Pyka

Innovation Networks to Cope with the Geographical Distribution of Technological Knowledge. An Empirically Calibrated Spatial Agent-Based Model Study

Ben Vermeulen

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