1st Edition

Emerging Knowledge Economies in Asia Current Trends in ASEAN-5

Edited By Dessy Irawati, Roel Rutten Copyright 2014
256 Pages
by Routledge

256 Pages
by Routledge

256 Pages
by Routledge

The book aims to identify key issues and developments in ASEAN-5 that illustrate the transition of this region towards a knowledge-based economy. The book contributes to understanding the opportunities and challenges faced by emerging economies. It explains the transition process from a knowledge based perspective, showing how knowledge creation and innovation contribute to... Read more

Part 1. ASEAN as Emerging Hub  1. Regional Headquarters in ASEAN, A. Raharso  2. Location Criteria Evaluation and Potential for Regional Treasury Centres in Brunei Darussalam, P. Polak and M. Hamdan  3. ICT Knowledge Hub in ASEAN through Formulating Enabling Environment, Building Human Resources and Collaborating with International Organizations, H. Kifle and Y. Hwangbo  Part 2. ASEAN in Global Context  4. Factors that Influence the Adoption of Green Supply Chain Management among Malaysian Manufacturers, J. Ho, K. Annuar Rusli and A. Abdul Rahman  5. Conceptual and Empirical Arguments from the Indonesian Automotive Cluster in Pursuit of a Better Explanation of Knowledge based Regional Development, D. Irawati and R. Rutten  6. Tourism in Southeast Asia, M. Wan-Hassan and M. Halal  Part 3. ASEAN and Innovation Support  7. The Role of Public R&D Funding in Innovation Systems of East Asia and ASEAN Catch-up Countries, H. Kroll and D. Schiller  8. Latest Issues in Economic Development and a National Innovation System in Thailand, Yokakul, N. and Promwong, K.  9. The Role of Local Creative Entrepreneurs to Shape Creative City in Indonesia, D. Irawati and E. Rahmawati 

Biography

Dessy Irawati-Rutten, Ph.D, is an academic staff for the bilingual department and an international engagement coordinator at Sondervick College, the Netherlands with 12 years of experience in international business practice and academic. Her disciplinary background is in International Business Strategy, Economic Geography, and Regional Studies. She is one of creators of a new research network called SDIN (Social Dynamic of Innovation Networks) promoting the norms, values and human element in studying innovation in developed and developing economies, specifically in Europe and the ASEAN (Southeast Asian) region.

Roel Rutten is an assistant professor at Organization Studies Faculty in Tilburg University and Visiting fellow in Newcastle University Business School, UK on knowledge creation and applies this to the three areas discussed below. His disciplinary background is organization sociology and economic geography. Dr. Rutten is also the creators of SDIN, Social Dynamic of Innovation Networks. Dr. Rutten is interested in knowledge creation and networks, he has published in various journals, books, presented his paper internationally in Europe, Asia, and North America.