Working Papers on Innovation and Space

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2021-01: Analysing the spatio-temporal diffusion of economic change - advanced statistical approach and exemplary application

Sven Wardenburg and Thomas Brenner

2020-01: To be or not to be located in a cluster? A descriptive meta-analysis of the firm-specific cluster effect

Nils Grashof and Dirk Fornahl

2019-05: Are Regional Differences in Personality and their Correlates robust? Applying Spatial Analysis Techniques to Examine Regional Variation in Personality across the U.S. and Germany

Tobias Ebert, Jochen E. Gebauer, Thomas Brenner, Wiebke Bleidorn, Samuel D. Gosling, Jeff Potter and P. Jason Rentfrow

2019-04: Location, industry structure and (the lack of) locally specific knowledge: On the diverging development of rural areas in Germany's East and West

Anne Margarian and Christian Hundt

2019-03: Effects of R&D subsidies on regional economic dynamics: Evidence from Chinese provinces

Jonathan Eberle and Philipp Boeing

2019-02: The impact of place-based policies on perceived regional living conditions across German labor market regions. Examining the impacts on migration flows

Sven Wardenburg and Thomas Brenner

2019-01: Regional fiscal equalization. A simultaneous equation approach to assess the economic effects of fiscal policy

Jonathan Eberle

2018-03: Absorptive capacity, economic freedom and the conditional effects of regional policy

Jonathan Eberle, Thomas Brenner and Timo Mitze

2018-02: Hierarchically structured determinants and phase related patterns of economic resilience. An empirical case study for European regions

Linus Holtermann and Christian Hundt

2018-01: More publicly funded research, more knowledge spillovers, more economic growth. An empirical analysis for German regions

Jonathan Eberle, Thomas Brenner and Timo Mitze

2017-02: Identification of Clusters - An Actor based Approach

Thomas Brenner

2017-01: Gauging two sides of regional economic resilience in Western Germany. Why resitance and recovery should not be lumped together

Franziska Pudelko and Christian Hundt

2016-03: Micro-dynamics in regional transition paths to sustainability - an analysis of organizational and institutional change in Augsburgs transition topology

Simone Strambach and Gesa Pflitsch

2016-02: Places and spaces in the weightless economy

Huiwen Gong

2016-01: More bucks, more growth, more justice? The effects of regional structural funds on regional economic growth and convergence in Germany

Jonathan Eberle and Thomas Brenner

2015-05: New Firm Survival: The Interdependence between Regional Externalities and Innovativeness

Tobias Ebert, Thomas Brenner and Udo Brixy

2015-04: Causal Relations between Knowledge-Intensive Business Services and Regional Employment Growth

Thomas Brenner, Marco Capasso, Matthias Duschl, Koen Frenken and Tania Treibich

2015-03: Students' Career Attitudes - How Entrepreneurial Are Prospective Scientists?

Nora Hesse

2015-02: How individual characteristics and attitudes shape the job search process of graduates

Sidonia von Proff

2015-01: Joint R and D subsidies, related variety, and regional innovation

Tom Broekel, Matthias Brachert, Matthias Duschl and Thomas Brenner

2014-09: Network Structures in Regional Innovation Systems

Jérôme Stuck, Tom Broekel and Javier Revilla Diez

2014-08: Motives behind the mobility of university graduates – A study of three German universities

Sidonia von Proff, Matthias Duschl and Thomas Brenner

2014-07: Modelling Firm and Market Dynamics - A Flexible Model Reproducing Existing Stylized Facts

Thomas Brenner and Matthias Duschl

2014-06: Weather Conditions and Economic Growth - Is Productivity Hampered by Climate Change?

Thomas Brenner and Daniel Lee

2014-04: The structure and dynamics of R and D collaborations in Europe and the USA (A longitudinal and comparative perspective)

Sidonia von Proff, Rafael Lata and Thomas Brenner

2014-03: Science, Innovation and National Growth

Thomas Brenner

2014-02: From here, from there, and from beyond: endogenous and exogenous factors triggering change along the cluster life cycle in a multi-scalar environment

Dominik Santner and Dirk Fornahl

2014-01: Regional resilience and fat tails: A stochastic analysis of firm growth rate distributions of German regions

Matthias Duschl

2013-13: Collision of lions and butterflies or mutual neglect - outside the Anglo-American domain, too? The publication and citation behaviour of economic geographers and geographical economists compared

Rolf Sternberg

2013-12: Growth dynamics in regional systems of technological activities – A SVAR approach

Matthias Duschl and Thomas Brenner

2013-11: The organizational and regional determinants of inter-regional collaborations – Academic inventors as bridging agents

Friedrich Dornbusch, Sidonia von Proff and Thomas Brenner

2013-10: Universities as local knowledge hubs under different technology regimes – New evidence from academic patenting

Friedrich Dornbusch and Thomas Brenner

2013-09: Optimizing Distance-Based Methods for Big Data Analysis

Tobias Scholl and Thomas Brenner

2013-08: The innovation efficiency of German regions - a shared-input DEA approach

Tom Broekel, Nicky Rogge and Thomas Brenner

2013-07: Embeddedness of regions in European knowledge networks. A comparative analysis of inter-regional R and D collaborations, co-patents and co-publications

Iris Wanzenböck, Thomas Scherngell and Thomas Brenner

2013-06: Firm's cooperation activities: The relevance of public research, proximity and personal ties - A study of technology-oriented firms in East Germany

Charlotte Schlump and Thomas Brenner

2013-05: Regional Effects of a Cluster-oriented policy measure. The Case of the InnoRegio program in Germany

Thomas Brenner, Carsten Emmrich and Charlotte Schlump

2013-04: Determinants of cross-regional R and D collaboration networks: an application of exponential random graph models

Tom Broekel and Matte Hartog

2013-03: Universities, Public Research and Regional Innovation Output: An Empirical Study of 19 Technologies in Germany

Thomas Brenner and Charlotte Schlump

2013-02: Factors explaining the spatial agglomeration of the Creative Class. Empirical evidence for German artists

Christoph Alfken, Tom Broekel and Rolf Sternberg

2013-01: Micro-dynamics of knowledge: actors, processes and territorial organization

Simone Strambach

2012-07: The Study of Time-Space Dynamics of Knowledge with Innovation Biographies

Anna Butzin and Brigitta Widmaier

2012-06: Industry-specific firm growth and aggolmeration

Matthias Duschl, Tobias Scholl, Thomas Brenner, Dennis Luxen and Falk Raschke

2012-05: Evolving localization patterns of company foundations - Evidence from the German MST-industry

Tobias Scholl, Thomas Brenner and Martin Wendel

2012-04: Knowledge Dynamics in Sustainable Standard Setting in Tourism – The case of "Fair Trade in Tourism South Africa (FTTSA)"

Simone Strambach and Annika Surmeier

2012-03: Co-operation over Distance? The Spatial Dimension of Inter-organisational Innovation Collaboration

Anja Dettmann, Sidonia von Proff and Thomas Brenner

2012-02: Detecting Spatial Clustering Using a Firm-Level Index

Tobias Scholl and Thomas Brenner

2012-01: Opportunity entrepreneurs - potential drivers of non-farm growth in rural Vietnam?

Juergen Bruenjes and Javier Revilla Diez

2011-07: Characteristics of Regional Industry-specific Employment Growth – Empirical Evidence for Germany

Matthias Duschl and Thomas Brenner

2011-06: The Dynamics of Inter-Regional Collaboration – An Analysis of Co-Patenting

Sidonia von Proff and Thomas Brenner

2011-05: Determinants of drug launch delay in pre-TRIPS India: A survival analysis approach

Saradindu Bhaduri and Thomas Brenner

2011-04: The effects of cooperative R and D subsidies and subsidized cooperation on employment growth

Tom Broekel, Antje Schimke and Thomas Brenner

2011-03: Firm Growth and the Spatial Impact of Geolocated External Factors – Empirical Evidence for German Manufacturing Firms

Matthias Duschl, Antje Schimke, Thomas Brenner and Dennis Luxen

2011-02: Testing for Clustering of Industries - Evidence from micro geographic data

Tobias Scholl and Thomas Brenner

2011-01: The territorial shaping of knowledge dynamics in Baden-Württemberg - Inter-organizational relations in the sectoral knowledge domain of the automotive industry

Simone Strambach and Iris Dieterich

2010-06: The organisational decomposition of innovation and territorial knowledge dynamics – insights from the German software industry

Simone Strambach and Benjamin Klement

2010-05: Aviation, Space or Aerospace? Exploring the knowledge networks of two industries in den Netherlands

Tom Broekel and Ron Boschma

2010-04: Knowledge Commodification and New Patterns of Specialisation: Professionals and Experts in Knowledge-Intensive Business Services (KIBS)

Simone Strambach

2010-03: Proximity is a Social Process - A Conceptual Framework

Anja Dettmann and Thomas Brenner

2010-02: University Education, Public Research and Employment Growth in Regions – An Empirical Study of Germany

Thomas Brenner and Charlotte Schlump

2010-01: Inventor collaboration over distance – a comparison of academic and corporate patents

Anja Dettmann and Sidonia von Proff

2009-03: Patent Productivity of German Professors over the Life Cycle

Sidonia von Ledebur

2009-02: University-owned Patents in West and East Germany and the Abolition of the Professors' Privilege

Sidonia von Ledebur

2009-01: Methodological Issues in Measuring Innovation Performance of Spatial Units

Thomas Brenner and Tom Broekel

2008-02: Path Dependency and Path Plasticity: the Co-evolution of Institutions and Innovation - the German Customized Business Software Industry

Simone Strambach

2008-01: Academic Inventors' Choice of Transfer Channels Dependent on Commercialisation Experience - a Theoretical Model

Thomas Brenner and Sidonia von Ledebur