1st Edition
Competing for Knowledge Creating, Connecting, and Growing
236 Pages
14 B/W Illustrations
by
Routledge
240 Pages
14 B/W Illustrations
by
Routledge
240 Pages
by
Routledge
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Focusing on the dynamics of the knowledge economy, this volume provides an overview of the knowledge creation capabilities of economies, an examination of their growth performance and a detailed analysis of how the creation and connection of knowledge is becoming the key means of growing productivity.
Huggins and Izushi introduce the concepts of network capital and knowledge communities to... Read more
1. Introduction: Global Battles in the Knowledge-based Economy, 2. The Origin and Reality of the Knowledge-based Economy, 3. Sources of Growth in best-performing Regions, 4. Network Capital and Competitiveness, 5. The Evolution and Development of Knowledge Clusters, 6. Financing and Commercializing the Knowledge Economy, 7. Investing in Skills and Attracting Talent, 8. Managing Network Capital, 9. Conclusion: Knowledge Competitive Futures
Biography
Robert A Huggins, Hiro Izushi
"The book deserves the attention of regional economists, management scientists and economic geographers. Since it provides a broad overview on diverse aspects of the knowledge-based economy, it is suitable for advanced students as well. Most important, it offers instructive and well-reflected recommendations for practitioners in regional and technology policy and business. The book can be recommended because it is scientifically ambitious and practically relevant—a balance that is rarely achieved."
Oliver Ibert, University of Bonn (Economic Geography)
