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List of Tables vii
List of Figures x
List of Abbreviations xii
Preface xv
The Role of the Firm in Innovation Networks and Knowledge Clusters Elias G. Carayannis Vivienne Wang 1
Measuring Firm Innovative Performance: A Review of the Literature and Empirical Exploration Elias G. Carayannis Mike Provance 21
Academic Entrepreneurship - Roles and Relations in the Venture Creation Process Christer Olofsson Borje Svensson Richard Ferguson 54
Buyer Discourse Perspective on Market Entry: Co-Evolutionary Dynamics of Opinions and Entrepreneurial Action Mike Provance Dante Di Gregorio 77
Asymmetric Knowledge, Digital Knowledge Flow Platforms and Regional Innovation Systems Philip Cooke 89
Big Science as a Catalyst of New Business Development Olli Vuola 110
Knowledge-Based Geospatial Information System (KB-GIS) and the Informational Space Economy Elias G. Carayannis Vivienne Wang 133
From Regional Innovation Strategies to the Multi-Level Governance of Science, Technology and Innovation: the Case of the NorthEast of England David Charles 166
Information Flow and GlobalCompetitiveness of Industrial Districts: Lessons Learned from Kastoria's Fur District in Greece Nikos I. Dimitriadis 186
The Role of Clusters and Regional Networks in Economic Transformation - Empirical Evidence and Conclusions from the East German Innovation System Knut Koschatzky 210
Weak Ties and Innovation among Indian and Chinese Engineers in Silicon Valley Rafiq Dossani 230
K-Cores, Team Dynamics and Intra-Organizational Development in an Aerospace Firm Dimitris Assimakopoulos Kristie Ogilvie 284
Venturing Clusters: the Case of Sapporo Region to Create Biotech University Spin-Offs Masayuki Kondo 299
The Role of the Government and the Academia-Industry Network in the Biopharmaceutical Industry of China Xielin Liua Jinhui An Nannan Lundin 314
From Bureaucratic Mode of Technological Entrepreneurship to Clustering Mode of Technological Entrepreneurship: Daedeok Science Park, Korea Jong-in Choi 330
Innovation Symbiosis among Geographical Knowledge Networks: the Case of the Hsinchu Science-Based Industrial Park, Taiwan (1991-2002) Yuan-Chieh Chang Bou-Wen Lin Meng-Chu Liu Shih-Chang Hung Yi-Pe Ou 343
To Cluster or Not to Cluster? The Growth of High-Tech Firms in New Zealand Sally Davenport 361
Biographies 384
Index 401
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Tammy Nelson
reviewed Innovation Networks and Knowledge Clusters: Findings and Insights from the US, EU and Japan on June 25, 2008
Innovation Networks and Knowledge Clusters: Findings and Insights from the US, EU and Japan
I'd give this book a 5 but it is a tough read. Deeply philosophical, politico-ecological, post-marxist, exergy-based critique of capitalism and its effect on the environment. Got that? Mixes political ecological theory, entropic theory (essergy/exergy/emergy type stuff), ecological theory and global development stuff. Fascinating, brialliant and hard work. The bottom line? Material, exhange (supply-demand) and labor theories of value support capitalism's rape of the earth and the natural support systems that make out lives good. The only way to escape this cycle is to value the amount of energy put into a product, and/or the amount of useable energy still available in the product. Yee-haw!
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