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Universities and the Geography of Innovation IV
Room: Energy Hall 3
Chair: Paul Benneworth – Western Norway University of Applied Sciences, Norway
| Martin Falk – Austrian Institute of Economic Research, Austria Eva Hagsten |
Potential of European universities as Marie Curie grantee hosts |
| Chiara Marzocchi – MIoIR – University of Manchester, United Kingdom Fumi Kitagawa Mabel Sánchez-Barrioluengo Elvira Uyarra |
Graduate (entrepreneurial) retention in the regional context: institutional and territorial dynamics for anchoring talent |
| Gerwin Evers – Aalborg University, Denmark | Universities’ teaching mission and regional industries: a relatedness story? |
| Eloïse Germain-Alamartine – Linköping University, Sweden Rhoda Ahoba-Sam Gerwin Evers Saeed Moghadam-Saman |
Doctorate Holders’ Transition to Industry: Networks as a Mechanism? Cases from Norway, Sweden and the U.K. |
OECD Policy Session: Towards a Broad-based Innovation Policy for Regions and Cities
Room: Opportunity
Chair: Rudiger Ahrend – OECD, France
| Ron Boschma – Utrecht University, The Netherlands | |
| Anna-Maria Sunnamark – Nordic Innovation, Norway | |
| Denisa Perrin – European Commission, Belgium | |
| Kari Holmefjord Vervik – Innovation Norway, Norway |
Green and Sustainable Innovation II
Room: Share 1
Chair: Allan Andersen – TIK, University of Oslo, Norway
| Simon Nadel – Lille University – Clerse, France Danielle Galliano Pierre Triboulet |
The Geography of Eco-Innovation: Evidence from French Industrial Firms |
| Sandro Montresor – Gran Sasso Science Institute (GSSI), L’Aquila, Italy Davide Castellani Giovanni Marin Antonello Zanfei |
Unlocking the Green Door of Regional Development: The Role of MNEs in Greening Local Inventive Activities |
| Wenjing Kuai – University of Birmingham, United Kingdom Robert Elliott David Maddison Ceren Ozgen |
Do Eco-innovators Hire more Green Workers? Firm Level Evidence from the Netherlands |
| Robert Elliott – University of Birmingham, United Kingdom Liza Jabbour Zhoukan Zhou |
Is Sharing Caring? R&D and the Collaborative Nature of Eco-innovation |
Mobility of Workers, Relatedness and the Geography of Innovation II
Room: Focus
Chair: César Hidalgo – Artificial and Natural Intelligence Toulouse Institute (ANITI), France
| Ngoc Han Nguyen – Hasselt University, Belgium Rene Belderbos Mark Vancauteren Bart Leten |
Multinational Firms and the Quest for Global Talent: Hiring (Skilled) Foreign Workers at Home or Abroad? |
| Sverre Herstad – University of Oslo, Norway Marte Cecilie Wilhelmsen Solheim | Open for innovation: The role of diverse human resources |
| Ole Bergesen – University of Stavanger, Norway Yuko Onozaka Venke Furre Haaland |
Worker Mobility and Innovation |
| Ariana Costa – Federal University of São Carlos, Brazil Renato Garcia José de Salles Roselino José César Cruz Júnior |
Innovation in Brazil: The Impact of Mobility of Workers |
Innovation and Regional Economic Development II
Room: Confidence
Chair: David Charles – Northumbria University, United Kingdom
| Antonio Vezzani – Roma Tre University, Italy Andrea Filippetti Petros Gkotsis Antonio Zinilli |
Are Innovative Regions more Resilient? Evidence from Europe in 2008-2016 |
| Colin Wessendorf – University of Bremen, Germany Alexander Kopka Dirk Fornahl |
The Integration of Key Enabling Technologies (KETs) in Regional Technological Spaces |
| Arne Isaksen – University of Agder, Norway Emelie Langemyr Eriksen |
The Emergence of New Industries. Aligning Firm-level and System-level Asset Modification |
Innovation Policy for Regions and Countries IV
Room: Concentrate
Chair: Ridvan Cinar – University of Aveiro, Portugal
| Andrés Rodríguez-Pose – London School of Economics, United Kingdom Jose-Luis Hervas-Oliver Davide Parrilli Francisca Sempere |
Regional Innovation and Regional Policy for SMEs in Europe: Are we talking about the same? |
| Anna Dabrowska – University of Warsaw, Poland | Moving Towards Innovation – the Europeanization of Regional Policy in Poland |
| Elisa Thomas – Universitet i Stavanger Nadja Nording Rhiannon Pugh |
Regional Economic Development through Openness and Participation – Designing Participatory Enterprise Policy in Six Finnish City-regions |
| Giacomo Damioli – Joint Research Center, European Commission, Spain Daniel Vértesy Davide Castellani |
Supranational Blocs and Location of Knowledge-Intensive Foreign Investments at the City-Level |
Proximity and Innovation II
Room: Attention
Chair: Anne Plunket – Université Paris Sud, France
| Anne Plunket – Université Paris Sud, France | Variety, dissimilarity and recombinant novelty: the interplay between local and extra-regional inventor networks |
| Carlo Corradini – Birmingham Business School, University of Birmingham, United Kingdom | Path dependency, relatedness and the dynamics of new firm creation in the UK |
| Sara Johansson – Jönköping International Business School Lina Bjerke |
Does the local milieu matter for firm innovation? |
| Suelene Mascarini – University of Campinas, Brazil Renato Garcia Ariana Ribeiro Veneziano Araujo Emerson Gomes dos Santos |
The effects of Related and Unrelated Variety on the Types of Regional Innovation – an analysis for Brazilian regions |
The Evolution of Technology II
Room: Share 2
Chair: Koen Frenken – Copernicus Institute of Sustainable Development, Utrecht University, The Netherlands
| Dieter Kogler – University College Dublin, Ireland Lee Changjun Ron Boschma |
The Evolutionary Process of Knowledge Recombination: Regional Entropy Complemented by Density and Relatedness |
| Maria Tsouri – TIK Centre for Technology Innovation and Culture, University of Oslo, Norway Teis Hansen Jens Hanson Markus Steen |
Recombination of Knowledge for Emerging Technological Innovations: The Case of Green Shipping |
| Sándor Juhász – ANET Lab, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary Tom Broekel Ron Boschma |
Explaining dynamics of relatedness: the role of co-location, complexity and collaboration |
| Silvia Rocchetta – University College Dublin, Ireland Andrea Mina Dieter Kogler Gianluca Pallante |
Technological diversification, employment and the business cycle: An impulse response function approach |
The Uneven Geography of Innovation II
Room: Initiative
Chair: Michael Fritsch – Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena, Germany
| Andrea Ferloni – Université de Lausanne (UNIL), Switzerland | Socio-technical transitions as a coevolutionary process: the role of space in the emergence of electric vehicle inventions |
| Felipe Starosta de Waldemar – RITM – Univ. Paris-Sud, Université Paris-Saclay, France Anne Plunket |
Novelty and Relatedness: a Recombinant Approach |
| Simone Maria Grabner – Gran Sasso Science Institute, Italy | Relatedness and Connectivity as Drivers of Regional Diversification in the United States |
| Francesca Ghinami – GSSI-UAB, Italy | Beyond geography: the role of proximities on Venture Capital investments in innovative start-up companies |
The Geography of Innovation in the Energy Industry
Room: Bouvet
Chair: Silje Haus-Reve – NORCE and Centre for Innovation Research, Norway
| Diego Ocampo-Corrales – University of Barcelona, Spain Rosina Moreno Jordi Suriñach |
Where does inventors get inspiration? The role of different sources of knowledge for innovating in renewable energies |
| Hasan Hamdan – NTNU, Norway | Strategies promoting process innovation in sustainable neighborhood (SN) projects |
Innovation and the Foundational Economy: A New Model of Place-based Development?
Room: Energy Hall 1
Chair: Lars Coenen – University of Melbourne, Australia
| Pedro Marques – INGENIO, United Kingdom Kevin Morgan |
Questioning Regional Development Approaches in a Context of Heightened Territorial Inequalities |
| Jesper Manniche – Centre for Regional and Tourism Research, Denmark Nino Javakhishvili |
The Composition, Geography and Economic/Non-economic Roles of the Foundational Economy in Denmark |
| Bruce Wilson – European Union Centre at RMIT, Australia Lars Coenen Leo Goedegebuure Emma Shortis |
The Foundational Economy and Smart Specialisation: Contradictory or Coherent Approaches to Regional Development? |
| Teis Hansen – Lund University, Sweden | The Foundational Economy and Regional Development |
