Regional Economies as Knowledge Laboratories

Abstract

Introduction 1. Strategic Adaptation to the Knowledge Economy in Less Favoured Regions 2. Higher Education and High Intellectual Unemployment: Does Education Matter? An Interpretation and Some Critical Perspectives 3. The Geography of Research Collaboration: Theoretical Considerations and Stylised Facts in Biotechnology in Europe and the United States 4. Knowledge Intensive Business Services and Regional Development. Consultancy in City Regions in Norway 5. The Cluster as a Nexus of Knowledge Creation 6. Knowledge Life Cycles Inside Local Economic Systems 7. High Technology Industry Clustering Rationales: The Case of (German) Biotechnology 8. Industry-Science Relationship as Enhancing Regional Knowledge Economies: A Comparative Perspective from Japan and UK 9. Placing Ireland's Transition to a Knowledge Economy within a Global Context 10. The Spatial Dimension of Inter-Form Learning: Case Study and Conceptualization 11. Knowledge, Values and Territory: A Case Study 12. The 'Knowledge Economy': A Critical View 13. Conclusions: Regional Economies as Knowledge Laboratories: Theories, Fashions and Future Steps

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