Papers in Innovation Studies

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2006/10: Development blocks and the second industrial revolution – Sweden 1900-1970

Kerstin Enflo, Astrid Kander and Lennart Schön

2006/9: Trends in R&D, innovation and productivity in Sweden 1985-2002

Olof Ejermo and Astrid Kander

2006/8: On and Off the Beaten Path: Transferring Knowledge through Formal and Informal Networks

Rick Aalbers, Otto Koppius and Wilfred Dolfsma

2006/7: Board control and corporate innovation: an empirical study of small technology-based firms

Jonas Gabrielsson and Diamanto Politis

2006/6: A Knowledge-based Categorization of Research-based Spin-off Creation

Jonas Gabrielsson, Hans Landström and Brunsnes E. Thomas

2006/5: Technology and Trade - an analysis of technology specialization and export flows

Martin Andersson and Olof Ejermo

2006/4: Rationales for public policy intervention from a systems of innovation approach: the case of VINNOVA

Cristina Chaminade and Charles Edquist

2006/3: Innovation policy for Asian SMEs: Exploring cluster differences

Cristina Chaminade and Jan Vang

2006/2: Building RIS in Developing Countries: Policy Lessons from Bangalore, India

Jan Vang and Cristina Chaminade

2006/1: The Swedish Paradox

Olof Ejermo and Astrid Kander

2005/18: Face-to-Face, Buzz and Knowledge Bases: Socio-spatial implications for learning and innovation policy

Bjørn Asheim, Lars Coenen and Jan Vang

2005/17: Trademarks Statistics as Innovation Indicator? - A Micro Study

Claes Malmberg

2005/16: Emergence and Growth of Mjärdevi Science Park in Linköping, Sweden

Leif Hommen, David Doloreux and Emma Larsson

2005/15: The Creative Class and Regional Growth: Towards a Knowledge Based Approach

Hansen Høgni Kalsø, Jan Vang and Bjørn Asheim

2005/14: Talents and Innovative Regions: exploring the Importance of Face-to-Face Communication and Buzz

Bjørn Asheim and Jan Vang

2005/13: Regional Innovation System Policy: a Knowledge-based Approach

Bjørn Asheim, Lars Coenen, Jerker Moodysson and Jan Vang

2005/12: Knowledge Bases and Spatial Patterns of Collaboration: Comparing the Pharma and Agro-Food Bioregions Scania and Saskatoon

Lars Coenen, Jerker Moodysson, Camille Ryan, Bjørn Asheim and Peter Phillips

2005/11: Interregional Inventor Networks as Studied by Patent Co-inventorships

Olof Ejermo and Charlie Karlsson

2005/10: Rethinking the Spatial Organization of Creative Industries

Jan Vang

2005/9: Knowledge and Accountability: Outside’s Directors’contribution in the corporate value chain

Morten Huse, Jonas Gabrielsson and Alessandro Minichilli

2005/6: Innovation Policies for Small and Medium Size Enterprises in Asia: An Innovation Systems Perspective

Cristina Chaminade and Jan Vang

2005/5: Contextualizing Regional Innovation Systems in a Globalizing Learning Economy: On Knowledge Bases and Institutional Frameworks

Bjørn Asheim and Lars Coenen

2005/4: How does Accessibility to Knowledge Sources Affect the Innovativeness of Corporations? Evidence from Sweden

Martin Andersson and Olof Ejermo

2005/3: The Role of Regional Innovation Systems in a Globalizing Economy: Comparing Knowledge Bases and Institutional Frameworks in Nordic Clusters

Bjørn Asheim and Lars Coenen

2005/2: From theory to practice: the use of systems of innovation approach in innovation policy

Cristina Chaminade and Charles Edquist

2005/1: Constructing Regional Advantage at the Northern Edge

Lars Coenen and Bjørn Asheim