The critical importance of knowledge sourcing as learning relationships and its impact on
innovation have been widely discussed in the cluster literature. The aim of this paper is …

This research explores the nonlinear interactions among multidimensional proximities,
including geographical, cognitive, organizational, institutional, social, and technological …

Novel combinations of technologies are usually the result of collaborative work that builds
on existing knowledge. Albeit inventors and their respective communities tend to be …

Firms may seek non-redundant information through inter-firm relations beyond their
geographic and cognitive boundaries (ie, relations with firms in other regions and active in …

With the increasing pervasiveness of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in
the fabric of economic activities, the corporate digital divide has become a crucial issue for …

Examining and assessing the characteristics of innovation networks among science and
technology firms at the city level is essential for comprehending the innovation patterns of …

This paper examines how geographical proximity affected interregional co-patenting links in
various technologies in the USA from 1836 to 2010. We classify technologies by their …

The shift to a bioeconomy necessitates radical innovations to move from a fossil-to a bio-
based economy, with bioclusters playing a crucial role by fostering collaboration among a …

The bioeconomy represents a transformative approach to economic development and
sustainability by harnessing biological resources and knowledge to produce goods …

A twin (a joint green and digital) transition aims to facilitate achieving the Green Deal goals.
The interplay between regional capabilities and twin transition market applications remains …