Although many recent contributions have directly analysed the different types of failures that might affect the systems of innovation it is still quite unclear how the system-failures framework can be applied at the regional level. This paper tries to fill this gap and in particular it investigates whether and how the system-failures framework, based on evolutionary and system perspectives, can guide the regional policy-maker intervention. The paper shows that the reach of the regional level of policy-making depends on the characteristics of the regional innovation system in terms of financial autonomy, institutional competences and knowledge base.
Regional innovation systems (RISs) are increasingly emerging in less developed areas. Based on the c...
The aim of this paper is to investigate the implementation of a Regional Innovation System (RIS) in ...
Over the last few decades the concept of Regional Innovation Systems has given rise to a line of res...
Regional innovation strategies rank at the top of public policy agendas today. There is a widespread...
Fundamental and enduring changes brought about by recurrent economic and financial crises, the digit...
This paper draws together two bodies of literature (regional geography and innovation studies) in or...
Regions are widely recognised as playing a fundamental role in the promotion of the kno...
This paper attempts to identify the suitability of centrally designed innovation-related regional ac...
This article proposes an agent-based model to support the development of self-sustaining regional i...
The paper explores the case for Regional Systems of Innovation. Acknowledging the major contribution...
Although a large stream of literature is focusing on Regional Innovation Systems and on how to suppo...
This article argues for a different regional innovation policy, on the basis of lessons drawn from t...
This research has been inspired by what has been termed the “regional innovation paradox” (Oughton, ...
This article proposes an agent-based model to support the development of self-sustaining regional in...
In this paper we analyse the conceptual relationship between the market failure rationale and the sy...
Regional innovation systems (RISs) are increasingly emerging in less developed areas. Based on the c...
The aim of this paper is to investigate the implementation of a Regional Innovation System (RIS) in ...
Over the last few decades the concept of Regional Innovation Systems has given rise to a line of res...
Regional innovation strategies rank at the top of public policy agendas today. There is a widespread...
Fundamental and enduring changes brought about by recurrent economic and financial crises, the digit...
This paper draws together two bodies of literature (regional geography and innovation studies) in or...
Regions are widely recognised as playing a fundamental role in the promotion of the kno...
This paper attempts to identify the suitability of centrally designed innovation-related regional ac...
This article proposes an agent-based model to support the development of self-sustaining regional i...
The paper explores the case for Regional Systems of Innovation. Acknowledging the major contribution...
Although a large stream of literature is focusing on Regional Innovation Systems and on how to suppo...
This article argues for a different regional innovation policy, on the basis of lessons drawn from t...
This research has been inspired by what has been termed the “regional innovation paradox” (Oughton, ...
This article proposes an agent-based model to support the development of self-sustaining regional in...
In this paper we analyse the conceptual relationship between the market failure rationale and the sy...
Regional innovation systems (RISs) are increasingly emerging in less developed areas. Based on the c...
The aim of this paper is to investigate the implementation of a Regional Innovation System (RIS) in ...
Over the last few decades the concept of Regional Innovation Systems has given rise to a line of res...