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Milieux innovateurs and collective learning: from concepts to measurement
Roberto Camagni,Roberta Capello +1 more
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In this paper, economic space is defined as a relational space, the field of social interactions, interpersonal synergies and social collective actions that determine the innovative capability and the economic success of specific local areas.Abstract:
Since the middle eighties a new theoretical approach to the study of local innovative behaviour has been developed, centred upon the concept of the innovative milieu;2 in this approach, economic space is defined as a “relational space”, the field of social interactions, interpersonal synergies and social collective actions that determine the innovative capability and the economic success of specific local areas.read more
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TL;DR: In the recent EU regional policy debate, two main documents captured the interest of experts: the EU Report Europe 2020 (European Commission 2010a), which presents the general context in which Europe will act in the next decade, and the Barca Report to Commissioner for Regional Policies, Danuta Hubner (Barca 2009), paving the way towards a reformed regional policy as mentioned in this paper.
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