Learning for Innovation in the Global Knowledge Economy

Learning for Innovation in the Global Knowledge EconomyThis book is a major step forward in understanding the learning behaviour of clustered technology intensive small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs). Drawing upon qualitative and quantitative research methods and sampling techniques, it identifies how learning for innovation is stimulated or inhibited. An informative, challenging and comprehensive empirical study and analysis, this book will be useful to scholars and students of regional development,

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