Working Papers
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2008
Shearmur, R. Neo-Regionalism and Spatial Analysis: Complementary Approaches to the Geography of Innovation?
Bedore, M. Market Failure, Government Failure: Learning from Kingston's 'Food Desert' to Plan for a Just City. Presented at the ISRN Graduate Student Session, May.
Bliemel, M., and McCarthy, I. Networks and High-Tech Innovation in Vancouver: An Application of Q-Analysis to ISRN Interivews. Presented at the ISRN Graduate Student Session, May.
Doloreux, D., and Mattson, H. To What Extent Do Different Sectors 'Socialize' Innovation Differently? Mapping Cooperative Linkages in Knowledge Intensive Industries in the Ottawa Region.
Dossou-Yovo, A. Role of Intermediaries and Innovation Systems Performance. Presented at the ISRN Graduate Student Session, May.
Grant, J. The Fate of the Region: Attracting and Retaining Newcomers to Halifax.
Holme, R. The Seaport Case Study: A Social Networks Analysis. Presented at the ISRN Graduate Student Session, May.
Li, B. Habits of Online Creatives: Using an Online Social Networking Website to Identify Trends in the Young Urban Professional Creative Community in the Calgary City Region. Presented at the ISRN Graduate Student Session, May.
Rekers, J. The Role of the City Region in Constructing Credibility and Respect. Presented at the ISRN Graduate Student Session, May.
Shearmur, R, and Doloreux, D. Urban Hierarchy or Local Milieu? High-Order Producer Service and (or) Knowledge-Intensive Business Service Location in Canada, 1991-2001.
Smith, R, and Warfield, K. The Creative City: A Matter of Values.
Britton, J, Smith, R and Tremblay, D-G. Contrasts in Clustering: The Example of Canadian New Media
Chamberlin, T. Making Sense of Irrational Decisions. Presented at the ISRN Graduate Student Session, May.
Creutzberg, T. "Who Even Knew We Had One?": The GTA's Microelectronics Industry and the Role of Non-Market Governance. Presented at the ISRN Graduate Student Session, May.
Spencer, G. Connecting Cognitive Diversity in Space: Towards a Geographic Theory of Creativity. Presented at the ISRN Graduate Student Session, May.
Williams, A. Understanding the ISRN Conception of Clusters: How Metaphors Both Reveal and Conceal. Presented at the ISRN Graduate Student Session, May.
Zhegu, M and Niosi,J. Globalization and the Patterns of Industry Location: The Case of the Aerospace Industry. Presented at the ISRN Graduate Student Session, May.
Bramwell, A, Nelles, J and Wolfe, D. Knowledge, Innovation and Regional Culture in Waterloo's ICT Cluster
Britton, J. The Path Dependence of Multimedia: Explaining Toronto's Cluster
Creutzberg, T. Governing Without a (National) Rudder: A Look at a Multi-Level and Multi-Actor Model of Contemporary Economic Governance in North America. Presented at the ISRN Graduate Student Session, May.
Fitzgibbon, S., Holmes, J. and Rutherford, T. Innovation in the Auto Parts Industry: A Case Study of the Windsor-Essex Region
Hickton, C. Social Capital in the Okanagan Wine Industry. Presented at the ISRN Graduate Student Session, May.
Karwandy, J. Exploring Cross-Sectoral Transfer of Regional Innovative Capacity: From Agriculture Biotechnology to Health Care. Presented at the ISRN Graduate Student Session, May.
Langford, C and Wood, J. The Evolution and Status of the Vancouver Wireles Industry
Lucas, M and Sands, A. Regional Clusters in a Global Industry: The Development of the ICT Industry in Canada
Padmore, T and Hickton, C. Patterns of Innovation in the Okanagan Wine-making Cluster
Petrusevich, M. Social Capital Generators?: A Case Study for the Industry Associations Within the Vancouver New Media Cluster. Presented at the ISRN Graduate Student Session, May.
Robinson, D. Cluster Evolution: In Itself to For Itself - Observations from Sudbury's Mining Supply and Service Cluster
Schoales, J. Alpha Clusters
Scott-Kemmis, D. Innovation Systems in Australia
Smith, R, McCarthy, J and Petrusevich, M. Cluster or Whirlwind?: The New Media Industry in Vancouver
Tremblay, DG and Rousseau, S. Building an Industrial Cluster and Governance: Mobilization of Actors in the Montreal Multimedia Sector
Wood, J. Transformative Technology and the Calgary Wireless Cluster: An Open Systems Perspective. Presented at the ISRN Graduate Student Session, May.
ISRN Management Committee. The Innovation Systems Research Network: An Experimental Design for Knowledge Management
Blay-Palmer, A. Growing Innovation: Agricultural Innovation Policy in Perspective
Cook, P. Towards Regional Science Policy? The Rationale from Biosciences
Mytelka, L. Clustering, Long Distance Partnerships and the SME: A Study of the French Biotechnology Sector
Phillips, P. Regional Systems of Innovation as Modern R & D Entrepots: The Case of the Saskatoon Biotechnology Cluster
Ryan, C. A Proposed Framework for Analyzing Intellectual Property Structures in the Agricultural Biotechnology Cluster
Warrian, P. and Mulhern, C. Learning in Steel: Agents and Deficits
Wood, J., Ross, T and Langford, C. Innovation Systems in the Calgary Wireless Cluster: Mapping as an Explanatory Model
Asheim, B. and Isaksen, A. Regional Innovation Systems: The Integration of Local 'Sticky' and Global 'Ubiquitous' Knowledge
Feldman, M A. The Entrepreneurial Event Revisited: Firm Formation in a Regional Context
Forthcoming in "Corporate and Industrial Change"
Florida, R. The Economic Geography of Talent
Malmberg, A and Maskell, P . The Elusive Concept of Localization Economies: Towards a Knowledge-based Theory of Spatial Clustering
Muller, E. RETINE (REgional Typology of Innovation NEeds)
Mytelka, L and Farinelli, F Local Clusters, Innovation Systems and Sustained Competitiveness
Britton, J. Free Trade and the High-Tech Response: A Regional Innovation System
Holbrook, J. A and Hughes, L. Operationalizing definitions at the level of the firm
Langford, C. Measuring the Impact of University Research on Innovation
Mills, L and Brail, S. New Media in the New Millennium: The Toronto Cluster in Transition
Niosi, J. Regional Systems of Innovation: Market Pull and Government Push
Therrien, P. What Distinguishes Innovative Firms from Other Firms: Results from the 1999 Innovation Survey
Tremblay, D-G, Klein, J-L, Fontan, J-M, and Bordeleau, D. Modalities for the Establishment of the Relational Firm: A Case Study of the Cité du Multimedia, Montreal
Wolfe, D. Social Capital and Cluster Development in Learning Regions
Dalpe, R and Ippersiel, M-P. Public Research Organizations in the Knowledge Infrastructure
D'Amours, S, Poulin, D, et Allaert, F. Les Relations Donneurs D'ordres Sous-Traitants dans L'industrie A érospatiale au Québec: Une Etude Exploratoire
Doutriaux, J. Private-Sector: Financed Research Activities at Canadian Universities: Distribution and Recent Trends
Holbrook, A, Padmore,T, Hughes, L and Finch, J. Innovation in Enterprises in a non-Metropolitan Area: Quantitative And Qualitative Perspectives
Nimijean, R. Lessons from Two Surveys of the Regional Innovation System of the Estrie Region of Quebec
Niosi, J and Bas, T. The Competencies of Regions and the Role of the National Research Council
Staber, U and Morrison, C. The Empirical Foundations of Industrial District Theory
Tremblay, D-G, and Rolland, D. The Japanese innovation system and its transferability: A Hypothesis of Hybridization in Canada
