Innovation and Regional Development in China
Herausgeber: Liefner, Ingo; Wei, Yehua Dennis
Innovation and Regional Development in China
Herausgeber: Liefner, Ingo; Wei, Yehua Dennis
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This edited volume investigates the unique characteristics of Chinese innovation and regional development, China's policy framework, and the role that transnational corporations play in China's increasing innovation activities.
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This edited volume investigates the unique characteristics of Chinese innovation and regional development, China's policy framework, and the role that transnational corporations play in China's increasing innovation activities.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 314
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. November 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 472g
- ISBN-13: 9781138231337
- ISBN-10: 1138231339
- Artikelnr.: 47076609
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 314
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. November 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 472g
- ISBN-13: 9781138231337
- ISBN-10: 1138231339
- Artikelnr.: 47076609
Ingo Liefner is Professor of Economic Geography at Justus Liebig University Giessen, Germany. Yehua Dennis Wei is Professor of Geography at the University of Utah, USA.
1. Introduction: Innovation and regional development in China Ingo Liefner
and Yehua Dennis Wei Part I 2. Explaining Innovation and Regional
Development in China: How much can we learn from applying established
Western theories? Ingo Liefner 3. Regional Structures and Trends in China's
Innovation System: An indicator-based account of the last decade's
developments Henning Kroll and Rainer Frietsch 4. China's Regional Economic
Development from a National Perspective: The case of the biopharmaceutical
industry Marcus Conlé Part II 5. FDI Networks, R&D Activities and the
Making of Global Cities in China Yehua Dennis Wei 6. The Development of the
Spatial Concentration and Coagglomeration of Industrial and Public
Innovation in China: A province level analysis Frank Bickenbach and
Wan-Hsin Liu 7. Firm activity and Regional Brokers in Science-driven
Knowledge Networks in China's Biotechnology System Stefan Hennemann and Tao
Wang Part III 8. Personalization of Business Relations in Hong Kong and the
Pearl River Delta: An institutional necessity or a strategic opportunity?
Daniel Schiller 9. Emerging Regional Innovation Systems in Shenzhen, China:
Technological evolution of foreign-invested and indigenous firms Chun Yang
10. Linkage, Leverage, Learning and the Developmental Upgrade of the
Zhangjiang IC Design Industry Cluster, China Tangwei Teng 11. Intercultural
Economic Practices and Institutional Support in Shanghai's Automobile
Supplier Industry Heiner Depner and Harald Bathelt 12. Technological
Advantage of Beijing and its Effect on Urban Development Jie Fan and Dong
Chen 13. Conclusion Ingo Liefner and Yehua Dennis Wei
and Yehua Dennis Wei Part I 2. Explaining Innovation and Regional
Development in China: How much can we learn from applying established
Western theories? Ingo Liefner 3. Regional Structures and Trends in China's
Innovation System: An indicator-based account of the last decade's
developments Henning Kroll and Rainer Frietsch 4. China's Regional Economic
Development from a National Perspective: The case of the biopharmaceutical
industry Marcus Conlé Part II 5. FDI Networks, R&D Activities and the
Making of Global Cities in China Yehua Dennis Wei 6. The Development of the
Spatial Concentration and Coagglomeration of Industrial and Public
Innovation in China: A province level analysis Frank Bickenbach and
Wan-Hsin Liu 7. Firm activity and Regional Brokers in Science-driven
Knowledge Networks in China's Biotechnology System Stefan Hennemann and Tao
Wang Part III 8. Personalization of Business Relations in Hong Kong and the
Pearl River Delta: An institutional necessity or a strategic opportunity?
Daniel Schiller 9. Emerging Regional Innovation Systems in Shenzhen, China:
Technological evolution of foreign-invested and indigenous firms Chun Yang
10. Linkage, Leverage, Learning and the Developmental Upgrade of the
Zhangjiang IC Design Industry Cluster, China Tangwei Teng 11. Intercultural
Economic Practices and Institutional Support in Shanghai's Automobile
Supplier Industry Heiner Depner and Harald Bathelt 12. Technological
Advantage of Beijing and its Effect on Urban Development Jie Fan and Dong
Chen 13. Conclusion Ingo Liefner and Yehua Dennis Wei
1. Introduction: Innovation and regional development in China Ingo Liefner
and Yehua Dennis Wei Part I 2. Explaining Innovation and Regional
Development in China: How much can we learn from applying established
Western theories? Ingo Liefner 3. Regional Structures and Trends in China's
Innovation System: An indicator-based account of the last decade's
developments Henning Kroll and Rainer Frietsch 4. China's Regional Economic
Development from a National Perspective: The case of the biopharmaceutical
industry Marcus Conlé Part II 5. FDI Networks, R&D Activities and the
Making of Global Cities in China Yehua Dennis Wei 6. The Development of the
Spatial Concentration and Coagglomeration of Industrial and Public
Innovation in China: A province level analysis Frank Bickenbach and
Wan-Hsin Liu 7. Firm activity and Regional Brokers in Science-driven
Knowledge Networks in China's Biotechnology System Stefan Hennemann and Tao
Wang Part III 8. Personalization of Business Relations in Hong Kong and the
Pearl River Delta: An institutional necessity or a strategic opportunity?
Daniel Schiller 9. Emerging Regional Innovation Systems in Shenzhen, China:
Technological evolution of foreign-invested and indigenous firms Chun Yang
10. Linkage, Leverage, Learning and the Developmental Upgrade of the
Zhangjiang IC Design Industry Cluster, China Tangwei Teng 11. Intercultural
Economic Practices and Institutional Support in Shanghai's Automobile
Supplier Industry Heiner Depner and Harald Bathelt 12. Technological
Advantage of Beijing and its Effect on Urban Development Jie Fan and Dong
Chen 13. Conclusion Ingo Liefner and Yehua Dennis Wei
and Yehua Dennis Wei Part I 2. Explaining Innovation and Regional
Development in China: How much can we learn from applying established
Western theories? Ingo Liefner 3. Regional Structures and Trends in China's
Innovation System: An indicator-based account of the last decade's
developments Henning Kroll and Rainer Frietsch 4. China's Regional Economic
Development from a National Perspective: The case of the biopharmaceutical
industry Marcus Conlé Part II 5. FDI Networks, R&D Activities and the
Making of Global Cities in China Yehua Dennis Wei 6. The Development of the
Spatial Concentration and Coagglomeration of Industrial and Public
Innovation in China: A province level analysis Frank Bickenbach and
Wan-Hsin Liu 7. Firm activity and Regional Brokers in Science-driven
Knowledge Networks in China's Biotechnology System Stefan Hennemann and Tao
Wang Part III 8. Personalization of Business Relations in Hong Kong and the
Pearl River Delta: An institutional necessity or a strategic opportunity?
Daniel Schiller 9. Emerging Regional Innovation Systems in Shenzhen, China:
Technological evolution of foreign-invested and indigenous firms Chun Yang
10. Linkage, Leverage, Learning and the Developmental Upgrade of the
Zhangjiang IC Design Industry Cluster, China Tangwei Teng 11. Intercultural
Economic Practices and Institutional Support in Shanghai's Automobile
Supplier Industry Heiner Depner and Harald Bathelt 12. Technological
Advantage of Beijing and its Effect on Urban Development Jie Fan and Dong
Chen 13. Conclusion Ingo Liefner and Yehua Dennis Wei