Universities and the Geography of Innovation II
Room: Energy Hall 3
Chair: Artur da Rosa Pires – University of Aveiro, Portugal
| Utku Ali Riza Alpaydin – University of Stavanger, Norway Rune Dahl Fitjar |
What Do University-Industry Interactions Deliver?: A Broader Perspective on Outputs |
| Manuel Romagnoli – LUISS University, Italy Valentina Meliciani |
The Contribution of University-firms collaborations for innovations in shaping the local technological evolution |
| Sergio Andrés Manrique Garzón – Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain Emili Grifell-Tatjé |
Assessing the Impact of University-Firm Collaboration on Innovation-related Financial Performance |
| Tamás Sebestyén – University of Pécs, Hungary László Varga Attila Varga |
University-industry research collaboration in leading and lagging regions of Europe – a descriptive analysis |
Clusters, Industrial Districts and Regional Innovation Systems II
Room: Opportunity
Chair: John-Erik Rørheim – University of Stavanger, Norway
| Cilem Selin Hazir – Leibniz Institute of Ecological & Regional Development, Germany | Structural Holes in Temporary Team Networks in Clusters: Origins and Impact on Team’s Innovation Performance |
| Jacopo Canello – University of Groningen, United States Francesco Vidoli |
Formal Cooperation and Knowledge Diffusion in Industrial Districts: The Role of Strategic Alliances |
| Gianluca Capone – University of Parma, Italy Andrea Morrison |
Spinoffs and Parents in Clusters: Evidence from the Italian Motorcycle Industry |
| Davide Vurchio – University of Milan Nicola Daniele Coniglio |
Do Clusters Promote Radical Changes and Economic Growth? New Evidence from Italy |
MNCs, Global Production Networks and Knowledge Spillovers II
Room: Share 1
Chair: Martin Henning – University of Gothenburg, Sweden
| Patrizia Casadei – London School of Economics, United Kingdom Simona Iammarino |
The changing geography of production networks in the textile and apparel value chain: survey evidence from UK firms |
| Alireza Naghavi – University of Bologna, Italy Stefano Bolatto Gianmarco Ottaviano Katja Zajc Kejzar |
Intellectual Property and the Organization of the Global Value Chain |
| Trond Nilsen – Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences, Norway | Understanding the Organizational Configuration of Supply Chains in Global Production Networks |
| Andrea Ascani – Utrecht University, The Netherlands Luca Bettarelli Laura Resmini Pierre-Alexandre Balland |
The sources of innovation: global networks versus local specialization |
Clusters, Global Innovation Networks, and the Globalisation of Knowledge II
Room: Share 2
Chair: Sverre Herstad – University of Oslo, Norway
| Ernest Miguelez – CNRS – GREThA University of Bordeaux, France Julio Raffo Christian Chacua Massimiliano Coda-Zabetta Deyun Yin Francesco Lissoni Gianluca Tarasconi |
Mapping the Global Network of Innovation Clusters |
| Heidi Wiig – BI-Norwegian Business School, Norway Ju Liu Elena Zukauskaite |
Global Knowledge Sourcing in a Digitalized World. Case Studies of ICT and New Media Firms in Oslo, Malmö and Beijing |
| Manuel Molina Vogelsang – Fraunhofer Center for International Management and Knowledge Economy IMW, Germany Benjamin Klement |
Assessing Complementarities in International R&D Networks: Does Relatedness Matter for the Design of International Innovation Policies? |
| Laszlo Lorincz – Centre for Economics and Regional Studies, Hungarian Academy of Sciences Guilherme Kenjy Chihaya Da Silva Aniko Hannak David Takacs Balazs Lengel Rikard H. Eriksson |
Local vs Global Networks of Workers and the Relatedness of their Skills |
Innovation in Peripheral Regions II
Room: Confidence
Chair: Teemu Makkonen – University of Eastern Finland, Finland
| David Fernandez Guerrero – Aalborg University, Denmark | How SME-university Collaboration for Innovation Starts, and Unfolds, in Peripheral Regions: A Matter of Signals from Foreign Customers and Competitors? |
| Geoffroy Labrouche – University of Toulouse Rachel Levy |
Are Small Towns a Good Place for SMEs to Innovate? The Case of 15 Agrifood Innovations in Southwestern France |
| Giulio Cainelli – University of Padova, Italy Chiara Burlina Annunziata de Felice Roberto Grandinetti |
Do Knowledge Spillovers Really Matter for Innovation? Evidence from Europe |
| Hanna Martin – University of Gothenburg, Sweden Roman Martin |
The Role of Demand in Regional Transformation – Examples from the Swedish Periphery |
Innovation Policy for Regions and Countries II
Room: Concentrate
Chair: Corinne Autant-Bernard – Univerrsity of Saint-Etienne, France
| Lars Mewes – Leibniz University Hanover, Germany Tom Broekel |
Subsidized to Change? Analyzing the Impact of R&D Policy on Regional Diversification |
| Diego D’Adda – Università Politecnica delle Marche, Italy Donato Iacobucci Francesco Perugini Roberto Palloni |
What is “Connectivity”? Measuring the Regional Collaboration Potential within the Smart Specialisation Strategy |
| Seija Virkkala – University of Vaasa, Finland Antti Mäenpää Åge Mariussen |
Revealing the Innovation Potential in Baltic Sea Region – Learning among Regions on Smart Specialisation |
| Beata Bal-Domańska – Wrocław University of Economics, Poland Elżbieta Sobczak Elżbieta Stańczyk |
The Identification of Smart Specialisation in Polish Voivodships using Statistical Analysis |
Knowledge Complexity II
Room: Attention
Chair: Saeed Moghadam Saman – University of Stavanger, Norway
| Marcel Bednarz – University of Stavanger Business School, Norway | The spatial diffusion of simple and complex technologies |
| Jessica Salmon – Siena College, United States John Cantwell Lucia Piscitello |
ICT Driven Divergence of Knowledge Complexity and Location Complexity |
| Tom Broekel – University of Stavanger Business School, Norway Lars Mewes |
The long-term evolution of technological complexity and its relation with economic growth |
The Role of the State in the New Generation of Innovation: A Multi-scalar Perspective II
Room: Initiative
Chair: Huiwen Gong – Kiel University, Germany
| Stig-Erik Jakobsen – Western Norway University of Applied Sciences, Norway Arnt Fløysand Rune Njøs |
The role of policy in transformation of industrially specialized regions |
| Robert Hassink – Kiel University, Germany Huiwen Gong |
Towards mission-oriented regional innovation policy? |
| Markus Steen – SINTEF Technology and Society Håkon Finne Eli F. Ullern Teis Hansen Markus Bugge |
Policy mixes for regional green growth |
| Huong Nguyen – Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain | Overcoming interaction barriers for public sector innovation: reflections from local governments in Denmark |
What Role does the Bioeconomy Play in the Transformation of Regions Towards Sustainable Development?
Room: Focus
Chair: Suyash Jolly, Sweden
| David Ayrapetyan – Leibniz Institute of Agricultural Development in Transition Economies (IAMO), Germany Frans Hermans |
Embedding sustainability of bioeconomy clusters into a multiscalar framework |
| Ram Kamath – Leibniz Institute of Agricultural Development in Transition Economies (IAMO), Germany Frans Hermans Elola Aitziber |
From bioclusters to the bioeconomy: how agency, place- and path dependency shaped the sustainability-transition of the Basque pulp and paper biocluster |
| Milad Abbasiharofteh – Leibniz Institute of Agricultural Development in Transition Economies (IAMO), Germany | Driving forces of invention in European bioclusters |
| Frans Hermans – Leibniz-Institut für Agrarentwicklung in Transformationsökonomien (IAMO), Germany David Ayrapetyan Ram Kamath Kerstin Wilde Milad Abbasiharofteh |
Towards a typology of bioclusters |
| Leonard Prochaska – University of Greifswald Daniel Schiller | The transition of innovation policy from biotechnology to bioeconomy at the regional level – A comparison of first movers, followers, and latecomers in Germany |
The Dark Side of Innovation in Times of Shifting Technological Paradigm
Room: Energy Hall 1
Chair: Elisa Giuliani – University of Pisa, Italy
| Davide Consoli – INGENIO(CSIC-UPV), Universitat Politècnica de València, Spain | Green employment, innovation and income distribution |
| Elisa Giuliani – University of Pisa, Italy | Companies love innovation, but does the planet love it too? |
| Chantale Tippett – NESTA, United Kingdom Juan Mateos-Garcia | The complex economic geography of AI, and its risks |
| Simona Iammarino – London School of Economics, United Kingdom | The Dark Side of Innovation: Technological Change and Conflict Minerals in a Shifting Industrial Landscape |
| Maria Savona – SPRU, University of Sussex, United Kingdom | The value of data. Towards a framework to redistribute it |
