… the localization of technological knowledge … knowledge localization is specific to only certain
regions (particularly Silicon Valley) and that the degree of localization varies across regions…

… of knowledge networksFootnote… knowledge inputs from other firms from other regions and
internationally to complement their own knowledge base and that available in the local region …

… Above, it was shown how the territorial innovation theories tend to equal the embeddedness
of firms in networks with the territorial location of firms and networks. They are much …

… The relevance of the percolation process in answering the basic questions about the
determinants of the uneven distribution of innovation capability across countries and regions and …

… the "spillover" interpretation of localized knowledge flows as measured by … localized
knowledge flows only in those few regions (most notably, the Silicon Valley) where the intra-regional …

… labour force, transaction efficiency, and knowledge spillovers leading to firm learning and …
investigates the nature of the cluster from a knowledge-creation or learning perspective. We …

… In this article, we discuss the process whereby some previously important location factors are
… Furthermore, processes of knowledge creation are strongly influenced by specific localized …

… noncontractual interaction among the economic actors in a region. We define regional social
capital as the localized norms and networks that enable people to act collectively within a …

… where W is a non-negative spatial weights matrix with zeros on the diagonal that formalizes
the regional network structure; represents the spatial lagged LQ ratio of KIBS; and is the SAR …

… In this paper, being interested in international flows of knowledge among European regions,
… as a network composed by one coordinator (located in one out of 110 regions) and several …