Titlebook: Local and Regional Systems of Innovation; John Mothe,Gilles Paquet Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1998 Economic Develo

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Regional Systems of Innovation and The Blurred Firme in Silicon Valley. It suggests that open labor markets offer important competitive advantages over traditional corporate job ladders in a volatile economic environment. The essential advantage of regional, rather than firm-based, labor markets lies in the multiple opportunities they provide for le

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Knowledge-Based Industrial Clustering: International Comparisonsmore industrial sectors. These firms are supported by an infrastructure made up of universities and colleges, research institutes, financing institutions, incubators, business services and advanced communications/transportation systems. The concept of industrial clustering. fits the notion of system

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Contrasting Regional Innovation Systems in Oxford and Cambridgeroadest sense provide the overall operating context, the regional or local environment is where firms live and learn. This is also the geographical scale at which the nexus of actions by individuals, business intermediaries, universities, and society can make a difference to the evolution of economi

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Telecoms in New Jersey: Spatial Determinants of Sectoral Investmentspective. New Jersey has universal telephone service, more than 500 service providers and the lowest telephone rate in the nation and in virtually all developed countries (.). On the technology side, (State, NJ, 1996) reported that New Jersey has more engineers and scientists per capita than any othe

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