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Title
Rethinking regional innovation schemes
Author/Creator
Juniper, James
Institution
The University of Newcastle. Business & Law, School of Economics, Politics and Tourism
Description
The objective of this paper is to review influential theories of regulation and corporate governance with a view to arriving at a rigorous inter-disciplinary framework for the analysis of centrally coordinated regional innovation and regional development policy. In particular, it will combine Lazonick and O'Sullivan's Conditions of the Innovative Enterprise framework with a 'spatial Keynesian' Analysis, to highlight the often-overlooked linkage between (spatially articulated) macroeconomic policies of full employment, infrastructure development and training and regional innovation policy. It will then examine opportunities for empirical analysis that are afforded by this integrative approach.
Relation
State of Australian Cities National Conference 2007. Proceedings of the State of Australian Cities National Conference 2007 (Adelaide 28-30 November, 2007) p. 380-396
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http://www.capa.edu.au/state-australian-cities-conference-2007
Date
2007
Publisher
University of South Australia
Keyword(s)
innovation schemes;  Lazonick and O'Sullivan's Conditions of the Innovative Enterprise;  macroeconomic policies;  employment;  infrastructure development;  regional innovation policy
Resource Type
conference paper
Identifier
http://hdl.handle.net/1959.13/35453
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ISBN:9780646481944
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