Organizational and Institutional Genesis: The Emergence of High-Tech Clusters in the Life Sciences

Walter W. Powell, Kelley A. Packalen, Kjersten Bunker Whittington

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Regional Economics and Spatial Analysis University-Industry-Government Innovation Models Biotechnology and Related Fields

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reactions to earlier drafts. Ron Burt went well beyond the call of colleagueship in giving extensive comments within twenty-four hours. Michael Storper provided incredibly useful and challenging feedback, which pushed us in very productive directions. Comments by audience members at the Nobel Symposium

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