Creating Silicon Valley in Europe : public policy towards new technology industries

Steven Casper

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University-Industry-Government Innovation Models Regional Economics and Spatial Analysis Innovation Policy and R&D

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1. Introduction 2. Institutional Frameworks and Silicon Valley Model 3. How an American Technology Cluster Emerged and Became Sustainable: San Diego Biotechnology 4. The New Economy in Germany: The Limits of Planned Innovation 5. The United Kingdom: The Right Institutions but Mixed Results 6. Large Firms as Drivers of Cluster Formation: Patterns of Sub-Sector Specialization within European Software 7. Conclusion

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