Routledge eBooks,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 84 - 89
Published: Dec. 11, 2023
This
chapter
focuses
on
some
personal
choices
that
are
made
in
the
last
few
years
which
have
indeed
seen
to
depart
from
what
good
friend
Nicole
Biggart
described
as
'theory
cave'
her
own
reflective
essay.
The
emphasis
has
been
ways
of
designing
and
undertaking
research
sees
partners
involved
both
conception
execution
activities.
discusses
building
institutional
structures,
nurturing
partnerships,
a
policy
problem
focus
for
research.
It
considers
implications
these
issues
business
schools
universities
before
closing
with
more
reflections.
There
two
further
elements
speak
'ecosystem'
place-based
innovation
policy.
Catalysts:
policies
need
ensure
there
range
is
catalysed
supported.
Capacity:
absorptive
capacity
long
acknowledged
key
feature
innovation.
Managerial and Decision Economics,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
44(7), P. 3867 - 3877
Published: June 4, 2023
Abstract
Based
on
panel
data
from
2010
to
2019,
this
study
examines
the
relationship
between
defense
science
and
technology
innovation
high‐quality
economic
development
at
provincial
level
in
China.
Using
gray
correlation
analysis
method
of
an
evaluation
index
system
development,
we
calculate
coefficient
decompose
its
time‐series
degree
cross‐sectional.
Our
findings
indicate
that
China
is
generally
stable
during
2010–2019.
However,
Beijing
stands
out
as
exception
with
a
less
than
0.5.
Furthermore,
there
regional
heterogeneity
smallest
found
eastern
region
largest
northeast
region.
our
results,
propose
three
countermeasure
suggestions:
first,
balance
national
construction
construction;
second,
optimize
strategy
according
local
conditions;
third,
effectively
utilize
industrial
structure
advantages.
In
summary,
contributes
literature
by
highlighting
provide
implications
for
policymakers
practitioners
make
informed
decisions
achieving
sustainable
development.
Journal of Product Innovation Management,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: July 29, 2024
Abstract
Research
about
innovation
management
explores
how
the
future
is
created—who
creating
it
(organizations,
collaborations,
etc.),
for
what
aims
(customer
satisfaction,
market
performance,
and
with
broader
effects
(social,
environmental,
etc.).
With
this
extended
essay,
we
explore
potential
futures
of
research
in
three
ways.
First,
briefly
review
history
past
agendas
priorities
published
Journal
Product
Innovation
Management
(JPIM),
highlighting
broad
topic
areas
(technological,
social/environmental,
organizational)
that
have
emerged
over
time
their
disruptive
implications
research.
Second,
describe
outcome
a
gathering
leading
scholars
tasked
challenge
identifying
critical
paths
our
field.
This
collaboration
resulted
five
“deep
dive”
essays
into
ripe
years
ahead:
liquid
innovation,
artificial
intelligence
business
model
public
value
responsible
innovation.
Third,
reflect
on
expansive
effort
offer
discussion
(tensions,
challenges,
opportunities)
scholarship.
Economic Geography,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 27
Published: Feb. 7, 2025
This
commentary
provides
a
short
review
of
the
history
and
current
state
transition
studies,
explores
how
deepened
exchange
with
economic
geographers
could
be
fostered
at
geography
sustainability
transitions
interface
along
three
fronts.
First,
we
argue
that
combined
transitions–economic
perspective
allows
elucidating
coevolution
technologies,
institutions,
actor
networks
creates
multiscalar
spatially
uneven
opportunity
spaces
for
transformative
change.
Second,
it
deeper
process-based
understanding
structural
change
trajectories,
emphasizing
social
construction
material
institutional
elements
their
alignment
into
socio-technical
configurations
work
in
addressing
wicked
problems.
Third,
novel
inroads
conceptualizing—and
critically
questioning—normative,
policy-related
concerns
around
to
achieve
more
just,
resilient,
environmentally
sustainable
futures.
The
article
concludes
epistemological
strategic
considerations
on
further
advance
perspectives.
Environmental Innovation and Societal Transitions,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
52, P. 100878 - 100878
Published: July 5, 2024
The
geographical
understanding
of
directionality
in
the
literature
on
mission-oriented
innovation
systems
is
still
underdeveloped.
Therefore,
this
article
reflects
whether
allocation
funding
for
R&D
activities
to
different
places
can
direct
space.
A
place-based
approach
and
its
effects
developed
analyze
how
German
national
government
allocates
system
hydrogen
technologies.
results
show
that
considers
characteristics
has
a
range
systemic
outcomes,
encompassing
clustering
research
activities,
specialization
certain
market
segments,
increase
spatial
reach
by
integrating
left
behind
places.
However,
contributes
insufficiently
formation
at
local
regional
scale,
contested
due
existing
alternative
routes
could
take.
Science and Public Policy,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
51(3), P. 360 - 374
Published: Nov. 28, 2023
Abstract
This
paper
explores
possibilities
for
cross-fertilization
between
the
mission-oriented
approach
(MOA),
informing
European
Union
(EU)
Missions,
and
Cohesion
Policy
(CP).
It
argues
mutual
policy
learning
CP
MOA
to
address
their
shortcomings:
faces
a
gradual
erosion
of
its
identity,
while
lacks
territorial
perspective.
can
offer
theoretical
‘blueprint’
reorganizing
clarifying
CP’s
ever-expanding
blurred
thematic
scope,
providing
direction
strengthen
result
orientation,
encouraging
adoption
‘whole-of-government’
approaches
streamline
complex
governance
relationships.
benefit
from
adopting
architecture,
which
allows
common
broad
priorities
be
adapted
contexts
regional
strategies.
could
also
learn
goal
maximizing
equity
efficiency,
focus
on
empowering
regions,
redistributive
fostering
full
potential
all
regions
societal
challenges
support
objectives
EU
Missions.
Regional Studies Regional Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(1), P. 87 - 102
Published: Feb. 9, 2024
Against
the
backdrop
of
Memorandum
Understanding
(MoU)
signed
between
Welsh
and
Basque
Governments
in
2018,
this
article
introduces
a
multiscalar
transdisciplinary
social
sciences
action
research
framework
that
emerged
from
workshop
held
May
2023.
The
engaged
stakeholders
both
sides
is
part
broader
ongoing
project.
This
project
seeks
to
address
main
question,
'How
do
small
nations
cooperate?'
through
exploration
transregional
cooperation
mutual
learning
Wales
Country.
structure
as
follows:
First,
it
commences
with
an
introduction
defining
'small
nations',
presenting
articulating
two
related
aims,
outlining
three
primary
methodological
goals
providing
broad
context
for
these
within
their
MoU.
Second,
following
brief
description
each
nation,
concurrently
develops
while
analysing
findings
stemming
discussions
They
addressed
intertwined
territorial
scale
challenges:
Macro,
examined
devolution
fiscal
federalism
perspectives;
Meso,
explored
innovations
urban
spaces
Cardiff
(SPARK)
Bilbao
(ASFabrik);
Micro,
investigated
grassroots
innovations.
Finally,
concludes
policy
agenda.
It
suggests
one
operational
question
per
conclusion
article,
offering
response
question.
acknowledges
limitations
outlines
future
pathways
