Clusters as a Driving Power of the European Economy
1st Edition
Published on 12. May 2016
299 pages
978-3-8452-6588-9 (ISBN)
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This volume contains selected contributions from the European Cluster Days 2015, which took place in March 2015 in the European Parliament in Strasbourg. The conference was organised by France Cluster, which is the network of French cluster initiatives, and the European Competence and Research Center for Cluster Management, which is an institute of the University of Strasbourg, Department of International Relations Studies (France), the University of Applied Sciences Kehl (Germany) and the University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland. Almost 400 experts and researchers enjoyed an excellent opportunity for meaningful dialogue at the conference. Could clusters become the growth engines in the European economy?
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- Cover
- Introduction: Global Change and Internationalisation of Cluster Initiatives
- PART 1: DIVERSITY AND POLICIES OF THE CLUSTERS IN EUROPE
- "Public policies and business strategies: Which architecture for the boundary organisations of our clusters?"
- Stylised Facts on Regional Cluster Policies in Germany
- Territorial location of ICT cluster initiatives and ICT-related sectors in Poland
- Cluster Support Across Europe: A Smart Tool for Mitigating Perceived Local Problems?
- PART 2: THE INDUSTRIAL TRANSITION BASED ON THE SUSTAINABLE INNOVATION AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
- Forms of organisation in networks/clusters, innovation and territory: What relationships?
- Could an industrial cluster create shared value in education? The case of aviation valley in Poland
- Study of a cluster by its social configuration
- Functional and Strategic Aligned Clusters towards More United Economies and Sustainable Development
- Development of a European occupational profile for cluster managers
- The Impact of Culture on Cluster Competitiveness: a Revised Diamond Model
- PART 3: INTERNATIONATIONALISATION AND COOPÉRATION OF THE CLUSTERS
- Towards New Cluster Internationalisation Models - lessons learned from the Danish clusters
- Clusters as a development factor in the south-east Europe (SEE) countries
- Cross-border clustering within the SaarLorLux Greater Region?
- Smart ECO Hub - Building cross border relationships in the energy sector
- Regions, clusters and SMEs - the challenges of cross-border cooperation as in the example of Brandenburg and West- Pomerania
- Digital inter-clustering: is intellectual property a lever or a brake for open innovation?
- Authors Index
