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Maryann Feldman and Pontus Braunerhjelm: The Genesis of Industrial Clusters | |
Creation Myths Revisited | |
Allen J. Scott: The Origins and Growth of the Hollywood Motion-Picture Industry: The First Three Decades | |
Martin Kenney and Donald Patton: The Co-evolution of Technologies and Institutions: Silicon Valley as the Iconic High-Technology Cluster | |
Jason Owen-Smith and Walter W. Powell: Accounting for Emergence and Novelty in Boston and Bay Area Biotechnology | |
I. Considering the Developing Cluster Context | |
Elaine Romanelli and Maryann Feldman: Anatomy of Cluster Development: The Case of U.S. Human Biotherapeutics, 1976-2003 | |
Martha Prevezer and Han Tang: Policy-Induced Clusters: The Genesis of Biotechnology Clustering on the East Coast of China | |
Pontus Braunerhjelm and Christian Helgesson: The Emergence of a European Biotechnology Cluster: The case of Medicon Valley | |
Frank Barry: The Emergence of Ireland's ICT Clusters: The Role of Foreign Direct Investment | |
Gil Avnimelech and Morris Teubal: The Emergence of Israel's Venture Capital Industry: How Policy Can Influence High-Tech Cluster Dynamics | |
I. Crafting Cluster and Economic Development Policy | |
Luigi Orsenigo: Clusters and Clustering: Stylised Facts, Issues, and Theories | |
Mario A. Maggioni: Mors tua, Vita mea? The Rise and Fall of Innovative Industrial Clusters | |
David A. Wolfe and Meric S. Gertler: Local Antecedents and Trigger Events: Policy Implications of Path Dependence for Cluster Formation | |
Bo Carlsson: The Role of Public Policy in Emerging Clusters | |
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