Dynamics of cluster development: lessons from Energy Valley Cluster

Anu Manickam; Karel van Berkel

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Clusters development takes place in an increasingly changing and complex context where global and local developments are interconnected. Various regional and innovation studies recognize the need for place-based studies to include the larger context in which clusters and regions are found. Interest and discourse on the value of complexity approaches to cluster studies is increasing, with the aim to gain deeper understanding of processes taking place in complex cluster development. This discourse was initiated by Martin & Sunley (2003) and explored extensively by Cooke (2012) in his study of ‘complex adaptive innovation systems’. Work in this area of research is limited and empirical study could add to understanding the complexity of cluster development.

Originele taal-2	English
Aantal pagina's	1
Status	Submitted - apr 2014
Evenement	Regional Studies Association (RSA) European Conference 2014: Diverse Regions - Building Resilient Communities and Territories - Dokuz Eylül University, Faculty of Business, Izmir, Turkey Duur: 15 jun 2014 → 18 jun 2014 http://www.regionalstudies.org/conferences/conference/regional-studies-association-european-conference-2014

Conference

Conference	Regional Studies Association (RSA) European Conference 2014
Verkorte titel	RSAEU 2014
Land/Regio	Turkey
Stad	Izmir
Periode	15/06/14 → 18/06/14
Internet adres	http://www.regionalstudies.org/conferences/conference/regional-studies-association-european-conference-2014

Keywords

clusters

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