Papers in Evolutionary Economic Geography (PEEG)

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709: Constructing regional advantage: Platform policies based on related variety and differentiated knowledge bases

Bjørn Asheim, Ron Boschma and Philip Cooke

708: Beyond the Knowledge-Based Theory of the Geographic Cluster

Alexander Cole

707: Co-evolution of firms, industries and networks in space

Anne L.J. Wal and Ron Boschma

706: What When Space Matters Little For Firm Productivity? A multilevel analysis of localised knowledge externalities

Otto Raspe and Frank Oort

705: Beyond clusters: Fostering innovation through a differentiated and combined network approach

Evert-Jan Visser and Oedzge Atzema

704: Economic Geography and the Evolution of Networks

Johannes Gluckler

703: Complexity Thinking and Evolutionary Economic Geography

Ronald Martin and Peter Sunley

702: Exploring Evolutionary Economic Geographies

Jürgen Essletzbichler and David Rigby

701: A theoretical framework for Evolutionary Economic Geography: Industrial dynamics and urban growth as a branching process

Koen Frenken and Ron Boschma

611: New Industries in Southeast Asia’s Late Industrialization: Evolution versus Creation - The Automation Industry in Penang (Malaysia) considered

Leo Van Grunsven

610: Divide to conquer? The Silicon Valley - Boston 128 case revisited

Kerstin Press

609: The evolution of inventor networks in the Silicon Valley and Boston regions

Lee Fleming and Koen Frenken

608: The evolution of the Dutch dairy industry and the rise of cooperatives: Combining transaction cost and evolutionary approaches

Koen Frenken and Gerben van der Steege

607: The Knowledge Economy and Urban Economic Growth

Otto Raspe and Frank Oort

606: Path Dependence and Regional Economic Evolution

Ronald Martin and Peter Sunley

605: Starting anew: Entrepreneurial intentions and realizations subsequent to business closure

Erik Stam and Veronique Schutjens

604: A Process Model of Locational Change in Entrepreneurial Firms: An Evolutionary Perspective

Erik Stam

603: An evolutionary perspective on Internet adoption by retailers in the Netherlands

Ron Boschma and Jesse Weltevreden

602: Networks and heterogeneous performance of cluster firms

Elisa Giuliani

601: Knowledge networks and innovative performance in an industrial district. The case of a footwear district in the South of Italy

Ron Boschma and Anne L.J. Wal

513: Diversity, stability and regional growth in the U.S. (1975-2002)

Jürgen Essletzbichler

512: Evolutionary urban transportation planning? An exploration

Luca Bertolini

511: Informational Complexity and the Flow of Knowledge across social boundaries

Olav Sorenson, Jan Rivkin and Lee Fleming

510: The Geography of Internet Adoption by Retailers

Jesse Weltevreden, Oedzge Atzema, Koen Frenken, Karlijn De Kruijf and Frank Oort

509: Economic policy from an evolutionary perspective: the case of Finland

Ron Boschma and Markku Sotarauta

508: Agglomeration economies and entrepreneurship: testing for spatial externalities in the Dutch ICT industry

Frank Oort and Erik Stam

507: Industrial restructuring and early industry pathways in the Asian 1st generation NICs: The Singapore garment industry

Leo van Grunsven and Floor Smakman

506: The effect of regional differences on the performance of software firms in the Netherlands

Ron Boschma and Anet Weterings

505: A complex network approach to urban growth

Claes Andersson, Koen Frenken and Alexander Hellervik

504: The spatial evolution of the British automobile industry

Ron Boschma and Rik Wenting

503: B2c e-commerce adoption in inner cities: An evolutionary perspective

Ron Boschma and Jesse Weltevreden

502: Variety and regional economic growth in the Netherlands

Koen Frenken, Frank Oort, Thijs Verburg and Ron Boschma

501: Why is economic geography not an evolutionary science? Towards an evolutionary economic geography

Ron Boschma and Koen Frenken