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The handbook of evolutionary economic geography / edited by Ron Boschma, Ron Martin. - x, 559 pages : illustrations, maps ; 26 cm.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents List of contributors vii Acknowledgements x INTRODUCTION THE NEW PARADIGM OF EVOLUTIONARY ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY 1 The aims and scope of evolutionary economic geography PART 1 CONCEPTUAL CHALLENGES IN EVOLUTIONARY ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY 2 Generalized Darwinism and evolutionary economic geography 3 The place of path dependence in an evolutionary perspective on the economic landscape 4 Complexity thinking and evolutionary economic geography 5 The spatial evolution of innovation networks: a proximity perspective PART 2 FIRM DYNAMICS, INDUSTRIAL DYNAMICS AND SPATIAL CLUSTERING 6 Entrepreneurship, evolution and geography 7 Pecuniary externalities and the localized generation of technological knowledge/ Cristiano Antonelli 8 The relationship between multinational fi rms and innovative clusters 9 Emergence of regional clusters: the role of spinoff s in the early growth process 10 A social- evolutionary perspective on regional clusters 11 Evolutionary economic geography: regional systems of innovation and high- tech clusters PART 3 NETWORK EVOLUTION AND GEOGRAPHY 12 Clusters, networks and economic development: an evolutionary economics perspective 13 Reputation, trust and relational centrality in local networks: an evolutionary geography perspective 14 The evolution of a strategic alliance network: exploring the case of stock photography 15 Complexity, networks and knowledge fl ow 16 The geography of knowledge spillovers: the role of inventors’ mobility across fi rms and in space 17 Growth, development and structural change of innovator networks: the case of Jena PART 4 INSTITUTIONS, CO- EVOLUTION AND ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY 18 An evolutionary approach to localized learning and spatial clustering 19 Path dependence and path plasticity: the co- evolution of institutions and innovation – the German customized business software industry 20 On the notion of co- evolution in economic geography 21 Locked in decline? On the role of regional lock- ins in old industrial areas PART 5 STRUCTURAL CHANGE, AGGLOMERATION EXTERNALITIES AND REGIONAL BRANCHING 22 The evolution of spatial patterns over long time- horizons: the relation with technology and economic development 23 The information economy and its spatial evolution in English cities 24 An evolutionary model of fi rms’ location with technological externalities Index / Ron Boschma and Ron Martin / Jürgen Essletzbichler and David L. Rigby / Ron Martin and Peter Sunley / Ron Martin and Peter Sunley / Ron Boschma and Koen Frenken / Erik Stam / Simona Iammarino and Philip McCann / Michael S. Dahl, Christian R. Østergaard and Bent Dalum / Udo Staber / Philip Cooke and Carla de Laurentis / Elisa Giuliani / Stefano Denicolai, Antonella Zucchella and Gabriele Cioccarelli / Johannes Glückler / Olav Sorenson, Jan W. Rivkin and Lee Fleming / Stefano Breschi, Camilla Lenzi, Francesco Lissoni and Andrea Vezzulli / Uwe Cantner and Holger Graf / Anders Malmberg and Peter Maskell / Simone Strambach / Eike W. Schamp / Robert Hassink / Jan Lambooy / James Simmie / Giulio Bottazzi and Pietro Dindo

ISBN: 9781847204912 1847204910

LCCN: 2009941013

Subjects--Topical Terms:
Economic geography.
Evolutionary economics.

LC Class. No.: HF1025 / .H36 2010

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