Digital knowledge exploitation: ICT, memory institutions and innovation from cultural assets
C De Laurentis - The Journal of Technology Transfer, 2006 - Springer
The Journal of Technology Transfer, 2006•Springer
There has been considerable recognition of the regional embeddedness of the knowledge-
based economy and its uneven geographical incidence, with mainly urban or metropolitan
areas being the crucibles of knowledge-intensive activities. Drawing from recent research
conducted analysing cultural industries, the paper explores how the knowledge-based
economy can be built upon, focussing on the value afforded by regional cultural diversity
which offers a means of economic development and growth to peripheral regions.
based economy and its uneven geographical incidence, with mainly urban or metropolitan
areas being the crucibles of knowledge-intensive activities. Drawing from recent research
conducted analysing cultural industries, the paper explores how the knowledge-based
economy can be built upon, focussing on the value afforded by regional cultural diversity
which offers a means of economic development and growth to peripheral regions.
Abstract
There has been considerable recognition of the regional embeddedness of the knowledge-based economy and its uneven geographical incidence, with mainly urban or metropolitan areas being the crucibles of knowledge-intensive activities. Drawing from recent research conducted analysing cultural industries, the paper explores how the knowledge-based economy can be built upon, focussing on the value afforded by regional cultural diversity which offers a means of economic development and growth to peripheral regions.
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