Clusters in urban and regional development / edited by Andy Cumbers and Danny MacKinnon.

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TextSeries: Urban studies monographsPublication details: London ; New York : Routledge, 2006.Description: xvii, 232 p. : ill., maps ; 25 cmISBN:

0415568412 (pbk.)
0415360110 (hbk.)
9780415568418 (pbk.)
9780415360111 (hbk.)

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307.1416 CLU 23 004559

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Table of contents

Contents:

1 Clusters, Dispersion and the Spaces in Between: For an Economic Geography of the Banal 2 he C(luster as Market Organisation PETER .MiASKNIEL NND MARK LOREIN/N 3 Where Is the Valune Added in the Cluster Approach? bermeneutic Theorising. Economic Geography and Clusters as a MultiperspectiHal Approach ii PAUI HENNEWORTH AND NICK HE NRY Section 2. Clusters, Knowledge undi innovation 4 Working through Knowledge Pools: Labour Market Dynamics, the Transference of Knowledge and Ideas, and Industrial Clusters 55 TDOhINIC POWERK AND MNTS LNMARK 5 Fntrepreneurial Actiity and the Dynamnics of Technology- based Cluster Developments The Case of Ottawa 75 RilCHARDi H), HANRRINON, SAXAiI () C PER AND CWi iN MNiASOiN 6 Clisters from the Inside and Out: .ocal Dynamies and Global Linkages 101 DAIVID A. OlE ANli MERC S. ERTIiER 7 Iurovation and Clustering in the Globalised International Economy 125 liAMS SIMMIif Section 3. From Dynanmic to Mature Clusters 8 Lif Sciences Clusters a Regional Science Policy 143 PAILIP HAVC-

Summary: Draws upon a range of research from Western Europe and North America to assess the contribution of clusters to urban and regional development.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

1 Clusters, Dispersion and the Spaces in Between: For an
Economic Geography of the Banal
2 he C(luster as Market Organisation
PETER .MiASKNIEL NND MARK LOREIN/N
3 Where Is the Valune Added in the Cluster Approach?
bermeneutic Theorising. Economic Geography and Clusters as a
MultiperspectiHal Approach ii
PAUI HENNEWORTH AND NICK HE NRY
Section 2. Clusters, Knowledge undi innovation
4 Working through Knowledge Pools: Labour Market Dynamics, the
Transference of Knowledge and Ideas, and Industrial Clusters 55
TDOhINIC POWERK AND MNTS LNMARK
5 Fntrepreneurial Actiity and the Dynamnics of Technology- based
Cluster Developments The Case of Ottawa 75
RilCHARDi H), HANRRINON, SAXAiI () C PER AND CWi iN MNiASOiN
6 Clisters from the Inside and Out: .ocal Dynamies and Global
Linkages 101
DAIVID A. OlE ANli MERC S. ERTIiER
7 Iurovation and Clustering in the Globalised International Economy 125
liAMS SIMMIif
Section 3. From Dynanmic to Mature Clusters
8 Lif Sciences Clusters a Regional Science Policy 143
PAILIP HAVC-

Draws upon a range of research from Western Europe and North America to assess the contribution of clusters to urban and regional development.

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