Transforming innovation models in European regions: Breaking out of path dependency and growing faster?
The aim of the paper is to verify whether a change in innovation model by less-developed regions may speed up development processes and if innovativeness plays crucial role in these processes. Cluster analysis conducted for the years 1994-2014 showed that the majority of lessdeveloped regions in 199...
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doaj-decff38aeb52457da1351fe1151008742021-09-06T19:20:22ZengSciendoMiscellanea Geographica: Regional Studies on Development2084-61182017-06-01212515910.1515/mgrsd-2017-0006mgrsd-2017-0006Transforming innovation models in European regions: Breaking out of path dependency and growing faster?Pylak Korneliusz0Wojnicka-Sycz Elżbieta1Department of Economics and Management of Economy, Faculty of Management, Lublin University of Technology, Lublin, PolandDepartment of Management, Institute of Organization and Management, Gdansk University, Gdansk, PolandThe aim of the paper is to verify whether a change in innovation model by less-developed regions may speed up development processes and if innovativeness plays crucial role in these processes. Cluster analysis conducted for the years 1994-2014 showed that the majority of lessdeveloped regions in 1994-2000 that experienced significant growth by 2011-2014 changed their innovation models. Logit regression confirmed that innovation factors play a crucial role in high growth rates. The findings suggest that less-developed regions can break out of path dependency by increasing their shares of high-tech industries and employment in science and technology and boosting technology transfer, which usually involves changing and improving their innovation models.https://doi.org/10.1515/mgrsd-2017-0006regional developmentdevelopment pathpath dependencylessdeveloped regioninnovation modelinnovativeness |
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Transforming innovation models in European regions: Breaking out of path dependency and growing faster? |
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Transforming innovation models in European regions: Breaking out of path dependency and growing faster? |
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Transforming innovation models in European regions: Breaking out of path dependency and growing faster? |
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Transforming innovation models in European regions: Breaking out of path dependency and growing faster? |
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Transforming innovation models in European regions: Breaking out of path dependency and growing faster? |
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transforming innovation models in european regions: breaking out of path dependency and growing faster? |
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The aim of the paper is to verify whether a change in innovation model by less-developed regions may speed up development processes and if innovativeness plays crucial role in these processes. Cluster analysis conducted for the years 1994-2014 showed that the majority of lessdeveloped regions in 1994-2000 that experienced significant growth by 2011-2014 changed their innovation models. Logit regression confirmed that innovation factors play a crucial role in high growth rates. The findings suggest that less-developed regions can break out of path dependency by increasing their shares of high-tech industries and employment in science and technology and boosting technology transfer, which usually involves changing and improving their innovation models. |
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regional development development path path dependency lessdeveloped region innovation model innovativeness |
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