At the intersection of regional and innovation studies, trademark research is producing
stylized facts, methodological lessons and policy insights underlining the importance of …

There is an ongoing dialogue that explores how the global production network and
evolutionary economic geography (EEG) literatures can make promising crossovers. This …

This article examines how regions develop new innovation specializations, covering
different activities in the whole process from technological invention to commercialization …

Applying Information and communication technologies (ICT) tools is crucial for businesses to
stay competitive and sustainable. The aim of this study is to investigate the attitudes of the …

The geography of urban innovation in the United States has often been portrayed as
dominated by a few large cities. However, emerging perspectives challenge this notion by …

In regions of meagre technology and market activities, traditional innovation metrics (patents
and trademarks filed at international offices) may provide limited insight of the mechanisms …

Regional science has long been concerned with measuring the spatial distribution of
innovation activity. We introduce trademarks as a new indicator for regional innovation and …

Collaboration and research networks are nowadays central to innovation because they favor
knowledge interactions and complex approaches to challenging problems. This study …

Analysis of the relationship between knowledge spillovers and new firm formation in 980
NUTS-3 regions at the industry level shows that regional knowledge stocks represented by …

This article studies the creation and consolidation of a trademark system tantamount to
market integration and commercial specialization of Spanish regions from 1850 to 1920. We …