International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management

Regional innovation, entrepreneurship and talent systems
pp. 117-139(23)
Author: Cooke, Philip

Constructing knowledge-based regional advantage: implications for regional innovation policy
pp. 140-155(16)
Authors: Asheim, Bjorn; Coenen, Lars; Moodysson, Jerker; Vang, Jan

Economic policy from an evolutionary perspective: the case of Finland
pp. 156-173(18)
Authors: Boschma, Ron A.; Sotarauta, Markku

Coordination of interactions in innovative environments
pp. 174-203(30)
Authors: Landry, Rejean; Amara, Nabil; Lamari, Moktar; Ouimet, Mathieu

Resources development and actors coordination: what role for innovative milieus?
pp. 204-222(19)
Authors: Kebir, Leila; Crevoisier, Olivier

The clustering and spatial distribution of economic activities in eight Canadian cities
pp. 223-250(28)
Author: Shearmur, Richard

Network positions and efforts to innovate in a small Canadian optics and photonics clusters
pp. 251-271(21)
Authors: Ouimet, Mathieu; Landry, Rejean; Amara, Nabil

Path dependence and cluster adaptation: a case study of Toronto's new media industry
pp. 272-297(26)
Author: Britton, John N.H.

The uniqueness of the Montreal fur industry in an apparel sector adrift: the role of proximity
pp. 298-319(22)
Authors: Klein, Juan-Luis; Tremblay, Diane-Gabrielle; Fontan, Jean-Marc; Guay, Nathalie

Entrepreneurship, knowledge and learning in cluster formation and evolution: the Windsor Ontario tool, die and mould cluster
pp. 320-344(25)
Authors: Rutherford, Tod D.; Holmes, John

Knowledge links in high-technology industries: markets, networks or milieu? The case of the Vienna biotechnology cluster
pp. 345-365(21)
Authors: Todtling, Franz; Trippl, Michaela

Clusters, innovation and the local learning paradox
pp. 366-384(19)
Author: Isaksen, Arne

Universities as entrepreneurship engines in the periphery: more than wishful thinking? The example of Kiel in Northern Germany
pp. 385-404(20)
Authors: Diez, Javier Revilla; Mildahn, Bjorn

Institutional structure and modes of governance in non-metropolitan innovation systems
pp. 405-423(19)
Authors: Doloreux, David; Dionne, Steve; Lapointe, Dominic

Institutional features, path dependencies and regional industrial change: comparing mature and embryonic clusters in an old industrial region
pp. 424-444(21)
Authors: Cumbers, Andrew; Leibovitz, Joseph; MacKinnon, Danny

Innovative new firms, embeddedness and regional development
pp. 445-461(17)
Author: Sternberg, Rolf

Promoting regional networking and cluster formation in East Germany: a chance for setting up new regional growth regimes in an economically volatile environment?
pp. 462-481(20)
Authors: Koschatzky, Knut; Lo, Vivien