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Cluster approach and policymaking : clustering in Dresden

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The cluster approach could be understood both as analytical method and economic development policy. Dresden would be an interesting study case for identifying the main operative elements of the term. The reason is the existing concentration of activities related to the so- called high-tech sector. (original abstract)

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