Universities and the Geography of Innovation V
Room: Energy Hall 3
Chair: Rhoda Ahoba-Sam – University of Lincoln
| Christian Richter Østergaard – Aalborg University, Denmark Ina Drejer |
Promoting University-Industry Collaboration on Innovation: Evidence from Denmark 2006-2016 |
| Claudio Fassio – Lund University, Sweden Aldo Geuna Federica Rossi |
International knowledge flows between industry inventors and universities: The role of multinational companies |
| Renato Garcia – Institute of Economics – University of Campinas, Brazil Emerson Gomes dos Santos Veneziano Araujo Suelene Mascarini Ariana Costa |
The role of spatial and non-spatial proximity in fostering university-industry collaboration |
Creative Industry Clusters, Innovation and Policy I
Room: Opportunity
Chair: Max Nathan – Bartlett School of Planning, University College London, United Kingdom
| Max Nathan – Bartlett School of Planning, University College London, United Kingdom Tasos Kitsos Massimiliano Nuccio Diana Gutierrez Posada |
Do Creative Industries Generate Multiplier Effects? Evidence from UK Cities, 1997-2018 |
| Atle Hauge – Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences Birgitta Ericsson Per Kristian Alnes |
Innovation and Profit in Cultural and Creative Industries |
| Josh Siepel – SPRU, University of Sussex Roberto Camerani Monica Masucci Martha Bloom Juan Mateos Garcia Alex Bishop |
Mapping Innovation in UK Creative Industries: Initial Findings from the FUSE+ Project |
Green and Sustainable Innovation III
Room: Share 1
Chair: Stig-Erik Jakobsen – Western Norway University of Applied Sciences, Norway
| Valeria Costantini – Roma Tre University, Italy Federica Cappelli Davide Consoli Caterina Conigliani Elena Paglialunga Giorgia Sforna Keti Lelo |
Climate Change and Armed Conflicts in Africa: A Local Perspective through the Lens of the Agricultural Channel |
| François Perruchas – INGENIO(CSIC-UPV), Universitat Politècnica de València Lorenzo Napolitano Angelica Sbardella Davide Consoli Nicolò Barbieri |
Green Innovation and Income Inequality: A Complex System Analysis |
| Colin Nolden – University of Oxford, United Kingdom | Collecting Silences for Degrowth Markets |
| Roberta Rabellotti – University of Pavia & University of Aalborg, Italy Lema Rasmus Vito Amendolagine |
Green FDI and Green Technologies: An Empirical Investigation |
Mobility of Workers, Relatedness and the Geography of Innovation III
Room: Focus
Chair: Rosina Moreno – University of Barcelona – AQR, Spain
| Neave O’Clery – University College London, United Kingdom Steven Kinsella Eoin Flaherty Daniel Straulino Mattie Landman |
Modular structure in labour flow networks |
| Balazs Lengyel – Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary László Lőrincz Guilherme Kenjy Chihaya da Silva Anikó Hannák Rikard Eriksson |
Co-worker networks and wage dynamics in firms |
| Zoltán Elekes – Centre for Economic and Regional Studies, Hungary Anna Baranowska-Rataj Rikard Eriksson |
When is it possible to escape from low-wage jobs? The role of co-worker networks |
| Mattie Landman – University of Oxford, United Kingdom Neave O’Clery |
The impact of the BBBEE policy on gendered labour mobility and the gendered wage-gap in South Africa |
Innovation and Regional Economic Development III
Room: Confidence
Chair: Thomas Kemeny – Queen Mary, University of London, United Kingdom
| Simon Baumgartinger-Seiringer – University of Vienna, Austria Michaela Trippl Alexandra Frangenheim |
Inter-path Dynamics, Regional Restructuring and Innovation Policy: Exploring Avenues for Future Research |
| Silvia Nunez – Banco de Mexico, Mexico Neave O’Clery |
Regional and Industrial Automation and Routinization in Mexico: A Networks Perspective |
| Eri Yamada – Nagoya City University, Japan Tetsu Kawakami Pierre-Alexandre Balland Jiro Nemoto |
The Dynamics of Product Space: Evidence from the Japanese Auto-parts Industry |
| Artur Santoalha – University of Oslo (Centre for Technology Innovation and Culture), Norway |
The Role of Technological Diversification and Relatedness in Economic Growth in European Regions |
Innovation Policy for Regions and Countries V
Room: Concentrate
Chair: Elisa Thomas – Universitet i Stavanger
| Elena Tur – Eindhoven Univeristy of Technology, The Netherlands Emilio Raiteri Rudi Bekkers |
Let’s Divide this up Evenly? On the Randomness of Patent Assignment to Examiners at the USPTO |
| Dzamila Bienkowska – Linkoping University, Sweden Charlotte Norman | Inclusive Innovation Support to Inventors and Idea Owners – Leveraging Intermediaries for New Policy Purposes |
| Rainer Widmann – Max Planck Institute for Innovation and Competition, Germany | Immigrant Inventors and Local Income Taxes: Evidence from Swiss Municipalities |
| Tatjana Bennat – Leibniz Universität Hannover, Germany | How Top-executives Matter for Innovation Performance: CEO characteristics and measurement of innovation activities in SMEs. |
Proximity and Innovation III
Room: Attention
Chair: Utku Ali Riza Alpaydin – University of Stavanger, Norway
| Adam Ploszaj – Centre for European Regional and Local Studies EUROREG, University of Warsaw, Poland Xiaoran Yan Katy Börner |
The impact of air transport availability on research collaboration |
| Tausif Bordoloi – Manchester Institute of Innovation Research, University of Manchester, United Kingdom Philip Shapira Paul Mativenga |
Adoption of Industry 4.0 and proximity dimensions: An empirical study of an English regional cluster |
| Martina Neuländtner – AIT Austrian Institute of Technology, Austria Thomas Scherngell |
Geographical or Relational: What drives technology-specific R&D collaboration networks? |
| Henrik Basche – RWTH – Aachen, Germany | Determinants of cross-border co-patents: Empirical evidence from 41 European regions |
The Evolution of Technology III
Room: Share 2
Chair: Jason Deegan – University of Stavanger, Norway
| Jacapo Staccioli – Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Milan, Italy Marco Vivarelli Fabio Montobbio Maria Enrica Virgillito |
Robotic patents and the origin of labour-saving technology |
| Jun Du – Aston University, United Kingdom Xiaocan Yuan | Path-breaking to innovate: The Internet of Things (IoT) technologies |
| Iris Wanzenböck – Copernicus Institute of Sustainable Development,Utrecht University, The Netherlands Silvia Rocchetta Dieter Kogler |
Firm collaboration and knowledge networks as conduits for regional structural change |
| Gergo Toth – University College Dublin, Ireland Zoltan Elekes Adam Whittle Changjun Lee Dieter Kogler |
Network Robustness: The role of technological structure to adapt to exogenous shocks |
Moving Beyond Technology Transfer: Evaluating and Measuring the Knowledge Exchange Performance of Higher Education Institutions in the Spatial Context
Room: Initiative/h5>
Chair: Elvira Uyarra – Manchester Business School, United Kingdom
| Lisa Nieth – Regio Twente, The Netherlands Paul Benneworth | Regional Policy Implications of the Entrepreneurial University: Lessons from the ECIU |
| Martin Meyer – Birkbeck University of London, United Kingdom Mauthu de Silva Federica Rossi |
Impact and Interdisciplinarity: Towards a framework of indicators |
| David Charles – Northumbria University, United Kingdom | Valuing and measuring university knowledge exchange activities in a regional context |
| Jos Van Den Broek – Rathenau Institute, The Netherlands Julia Jansen Sue-Yen Tjong Tjin Tai Jasper Deuten |
Barriers, drivers and tensions in (local) government-HEI research collaboration for public sector agendas |
Social Innovation in the global South: Theoretical and Empirical Insights into Actors, Processes and Impacts
Room: Energy Hall 3
Chair: Simone Strambach – Philipps University Marburg, Germany
| Vincent Ogutu – Strathmore University, Kenya Jessica Salmon Paul Thurston |
Factors that Influence Successful Global North and Global South International Social Innovation Engagement: A University-Nonprofit Collaboration Model |
| Silvia Rita Sedita – University of Padova, Italy Silvia Blasi Edoardo Bega |
Mapping social entrepreneurship: main areas of interventions and country specificities |
| Stephen Momanyi – Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany Simone Strambach |
Hybrid Organizations in Global Value Chains: Their Contribution to Social Innovation. Insights from Impact Sourcing in Kenya |
