This paper examines the use of European Union Structural Funds to support the development of innovation policy within Wales during the period 2000–06. Drawing on data from the Welsh government and interviews with key stakeholders, it focuses specifically on the Technium programme, a high-profile technology-based innovation intervention that took a predominantly supply-side approach to supporting innovation, resulting in its eventual failure. Consistent within this is an analysis of the efficacy of supply-side policies using European Union funds to support research and development activities to aid economic growth in peripheral, weaker regions
Brown R., Gregson G. and Mason C. A post-mortem of regional innovation policy failure: Scotland's In...
The thesis context is a Welsh innovation policy continuum. The research is primarily located in thre...
This study looks at the relative impact of national governments on the innovation of firms through v...
This paper examines the use of European Union (EU) structural funds to support the development of in...
This paper examines the use of European Union Structural Funds to support the development of innovat...
This thesis presents a case study of Welsh innovation policy from the period of political devolution...
Begun in 2001, Technium is a Welsh university-business interface project presently consisting of ten...
Wales is a region and nation that has suffered long term relative economic decline, and which is cha...
This paper examines regional innovation policy from the perspective of the Triple Helix theory of in...
The article discusses the concept of path dependency in policies and aims to examine how different p...
Having arguably led the world in the transition to a high carbon economy, much of Wales today is eco...
This paper draws together two bodies of literature (regional geography and innovation studies) in or...
This paper explores the translation and implementation of Smart Specialisation in Wales. It finds th...
This article reviews the emergence of regional policy initiatives designed to stimulate learning, in...
This article argues for a different regional innovation policy, on the basis of lessons drawn from t...
Brown R., Gregson G. and Mason C. A post-mortem of regional innovation policy failure: Scotland's In...
The thesis context is a Welsh innovation policy continuum. The research is primarily located in thre...
This study looks at the relative impact of national governments on the innovation of firms through v...
This paper examines the use of European Union (EU) structural funds to support the development of in...
This paper examines the use of European Union Structural Funds to support the development of innovat...
This thesis presents a case study of Welsh innovation policy from the period of political devolution...
Begun in 2001, Technium is a Welsh university-business interface project presently consisting of ten...
Wales is a region and nation that has suffered long term relative economic decline, and which is cha...
This paper examines regional innovation policy from the perspective of the Triple Helix theory of in...
The article discusses the concept of path dependency in policies and aims to examine how different p...
Having arguably led the world in the transition to a high carbon economy, much of Wales today is eco...
This paper draws together two bodies of literature (regional geography and innovation studies) in or...
This paper explores the translation and implementation of Smart Specialisation in Wales. It finds th...
This article reviews the emergence of regional policy initiatives designed to stimulate learning, in...
This article argues for a different regional innovation policy, on the basis of lessons drawn from t...
Brown R., Gregson G. and Mason C. A post-mortem of regional innovation policy failure: Scotland's In...
The thesis context is a Welsh innovation policy continuum. The research is primarily located in thre...
This study looks at the relative impact of national governments on the innovation of firms through v...