Titlebook: Learning Regional Innovation; Scandinavian Models Marianne Ekman,Bjørn Gustavsen,Øyvind Pålshaugen Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division

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Learning, Innovation and Participation: Nordic Experiences in a Global Context with a Focus on Innool states that ‘The Nordic region is like the bumble bee: it flies, against all the rules of aerodynamics.’ To this statement I would add that the region does it even better, as it flies more like a jet liner than a bumble bee,. and that the reference to the rules of the aerodynamics refers to the r

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Promoting Innovative Organization,some circumstances, innovation can emerge from small groups of people, most real-life innovation systems are much more broadly framed. This point is strengthened if the purpose is not only to create innovation of any kind, but innovations beneficial to community and society. Innovation raises the ch

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Research in Action: The Development of Cluster-Specific Innovation Strategies in the Oslo Region,el (Edquist 1997, Lundvall 1992), regional level (Asheim and Gertler 2005) and sector level (Malerba 2004). Also, cities and clusters have been analysed from an innovation system perspective (Asheim et al. 2006, Isaksen 2007). These innovation studies undertaken at different system levels have provi