Boosting innovation : the cluster approach /

Detalles Bibliográficos
Autor Corporativo: Organización de Cooperación y Desarrollo Económicos
Formato: Libro
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: [Paris] : OECD, c1999.
Colección:OECD proceedings
Materias:
Innovación científica.
Empresa.
Acceso en línea:https://www.oecd-ilibrary.org/docserver/9789264174399-en.pdf?expires=1729521281&id=id&accname=guest&checksum=62F75D684AD35ABADFCEC07ADA32997B
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Chapter 1. Cluster analysis and cluster-based policy making in OECD countries: an introduction to the theme / Theo J.A. Roelandt and Pim den Hertog.
  • Part 1. The methodological dimension. Chapter 2. Identifying clusters of innovative activity: a new approach and a toolbox / Chris DeBresson and Xiaoping Hu.
  • Chapter 3. Norwegian input-output clusters and innovation patterns / Johan Hauknes.
  • Chapter 4. Mapping innovative clusters in National Innovation Systems / Alfred Spielkamp and Katrin Vopel.
  • Pat 2. The empirical dimension. Chapter 5. Clustering as a new growth strategy for regional economies? A discussion of new forms of regional industrial policy in the United Kingdom / Arnoud Lagendijk and David Charles.
  • Chapter 6. The disappearing trick: clusters in the australian economy / Jane Marceau.
  • Chapter 7. The Ottawa High-tech Cluster: policy or luck? / Roger Heath.
  • Chapter 8. The emerging information and communication cluster in the Netherlands / Pim den Hertog and Sven Maltha.
  • Chapter 9. Innovation processes and knowledge flows in the Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) cluster in Spain / Christina Chaminade.
  • Chapter 10. Industry clusters: A methodology and framework for regional development policy in the United States / Ed M. Bergman and Ed J. Feser.
  • Chapter 11. Cluster and network development projects in developing countries: Lessons Learned through the UNIDO Experience / Giovanna Ceglie, Michele Clara and Marco Dini.
  • Part 3. The policy dimension. Chapter 12. Studies of clusters as the basis for industrial and technology policy in the Danish Economy / Ina Drejer, Frank Skov Kristensen and Keld Laursen.
  • Chapter 13. Cluster analysis and cluster policy in the Netherlands / Theo J.A. Roelandt, Pim den Hertog, Jarig van Sinderen and Norbert van den Hove.
  • Chapter 14. Creating a coherent design for cluster analysis and related policies: The Austrian “TIP” experience / Michael Peneder.
  • Chapter 15. Finnish cluster studies and new industrial policy making / Petri Rouvinen and Pekka Ylä-Anttila.
  • Chapter 16. Public policies to facilitate clusters: background, rationale and policy practices in international perspective / Patries Boekholt and Ben Thuriaux.
  • Chapter 17. Cluster analysis and cluster-based policy making: The state of the art / Theo J.A. Roelandt and Pim den Hertog.

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