Clusters and regional specialisation. On geography, technology, and networks.

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Autor/inn/en	Bergmann, E. M.; Cappellin, R.; Cullen, J.; Danson, M.; Dubin, R. A.; Feng, X.; Feser, E. J.; Friedrich, P.; Fritz, O. M.; Hartmann, C.; Helper, S.; Hewings, G. J. D.; Israilevich, P. R.; Mahringer, H.; Mizrahi, S.; Rallet, A.; Schindler, G. R.; Shotton, R.; Sonis, M.; Steiner, M.; Tichy, G.; Torre, A.; Valderrama, M. T.; Whittam, G.
Sonst. Personen	Steiner, M. (Hrsg.)
Titel	Clusters and regional specialisation. On geography, technology, and networks. Gefälligkeitsübersetzung: Cluster und regionale Spezialisierung. Über Geographie, Technologie und Netzwerke.
Quelle	London: Pion (1998), 279 S.Verfügbarkeit
Reihe	European research in regional science. 08
Zusatzinformation	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Sprache	englisch
Dokumenttyp	gedruckt; Monographie
ISSN	0960-6130
ISBN	0-85086-168-3
Schlagwörter	Ballungsraum; Industrieregion; Region; Produktionstechnik; Technologische Entwicklung; Europäische Integration; Autoindustrie; Kleine und mittlere Unternehmen; Lernende Organisation; Regionale Wirtschaftsförderung; Wettbewerbsfähigkeit; Wirtschaftsgeografie; Wirtschaftssystem; Handhabungstechnik; Ökonomie; Innovation; Kooperation; Betrieb; Europäische Union; Chicago, Ill.; Schottland; Steiermark; Österreich
Abstract	"Clusters have received intense scrutiny in recent years. On the assumption that regional specialisation involving interlinked activities by complementary firms and their cooperation with public, semipublic, and private research-and-development institutions creates synergies, increases productivity, and leads to economic advantages, cluster orientation became a favourite strategy for policymaking in the field of economic development. The contributors to this volume classify and develop the theoretical approaches which underlie the interrelationships between economic actors that clusters describe, and consider the implications of such interrelationships for economic growth and development. Building on experiences in empirical analysis they provide diverse methodological approaches to the conceptulisation and identification of clusters. They also address the policy relevance of a cluster approach and openly discuss the risks of regional specialisation." Forschungsmethode: Theoriebildung; Methodenentwicklung; Grundlagenforschung. (author's abstract, IAB-Doku). Contents: M. Steiner: The Discrete Charm of Clusters: An Introduction (1-17); Part 1 Theoretical Considerations: E. J. Feser: Old and New Theories of Industry Clusters (18-40); A. Rallet; A. Torre: On Geography and Technology: Proximity Relations in Localised Innovation Networks (41-56); R. Cappelin: The Transformation of Local Production Systems: International Networking and Territorial Competitiveness (57-80); S. Mizrahi: Regional Cooperation and Innovative Industries: Game-theoretical Aspects and Policy Implications(81-91); E. M. Bergmann: Industrial Trade Clusters in Action: Seeing Regional Economies Whole (92-110); Part 2 Methodological Approaches and Case Studies: G. J. D. Hewings; P. R. Israilevich; G. R. Schindler; M. Sonis: Agglomeration, Clustering, and Structural Change: Interpreting Changes in the Chicago Regional Economy (For technical reasons and as an editorial innovation the paper by Hewings et al is available only on the Pion website: http. //www.pion.co.uk/ep/errs/inderrs.html); R. A. Dubin; S. Helper: In Search of Agglomeration Economies: The Adoption of Technological Innovations in the Automobile Industry (111-128); P. Friedrich, X. Feng: Cluster Formation in the Framework of the Treuhand Approach: From Socialist to Market-oriented Clusters (129-180); O. M. Fritz, H. Mahringer, M. T. Valderrama: A Risk-oriented Analysis of Regional Clusters(181-191); M. Danson, G. Whittam: Networks, Innovation, and Innovation Districts: The Case of Scotland (192-210); M. Steiner, C. Hartmann:Learning with Clusters: A Case Study from Upper Styria (211-225); Part 3 Policy Implications: G. Tichy: Clusters: Less Dispensible and More Risky than Ever (226-237); J. Cullen: Promoting Competitiveness for Small Business Clusters through Collaborative Learning: Policy Consequences from a European Perspective (238-253); W. Clement: Clusters: New Developments in Austria and their Relevance in Economic Policy (254-267); R. Shotton: Clusters in the Context of the European Union's Cohesion Policies (268-274).
Erfasst von	Institut für Arbeitsmarkt- und Berufsforschung, Nürnberg
Update	2006/3