The geography of innovation describes the importance of proximity and location to innovative activity. As part of what … sufficiently so that the discussion can be organized around certain stylized and commonly accepted facts: • Innovation is spatially …, and not easily amenable to measurement. • Local universities are necessary but not sufficient for innovation. • Innovation …

their ability to convert local academic research into local commercial innovation. We develop and test the hypothesis that … the presence of a large, local, R&D-intensive firm an anchor tenant enhances the regional innovation system such that …

There is substantial empirical evidence that innovation is geographically concentrated. Unlike what is generally …

construct an endogenous growth model with spatial heterogeneity and agglomeration spillovers in innovation. Aggregate outcomes …

We empirically investigate whether the persistence of politicians in political institutions affects the innovation …' innovation activity. However, once the causal effect is isolated by means of instrumental variables, using death of politicians … persistence and the probability of process innovation. This finding is consistent with the view that political stability may …

The overall aim of the study is to create the theoretical model of spatial production for innovation, which provides a … measurement basis for later research as well as providing a measurement framework for the territorial indexation of innovation. In … production of innovation. In the context of the above, based on a chronological, multidimensional review and analysis of …