2024 CJRES Conference Presentations & Audio
Some of the presenters have given their permission for their presentations from the conference to be made available however please note that presentations should not be quoted or copied without the express permission of the authors.
DAY ONE: Thursday, 11 July 2024
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| Professor Ron Martin Welcome and introduction |
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Session 1: Keynote Speaker |
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| Session 2: PARALLEL SESSIONS | |||
| Session 2A (McGrath Centre) Chair: Betsy Donald | |||
| Digital transition of makerspace innovation and mission-oriented innovation policy in China: Evidence from Shenzhen | Chun Yang and Rui Hu | ||
| Identity and Ideology in Regional Entrepreneurial States: The Case of Bavaria |
Alexander Ebner | ||
| The Cambridge Phenomenon: An Innovation system built on public & private partnership |
Peter Tyler | ||
| Session 2B: (Ramsden Room) Chair: Harry Garretsen | |||
| An assessment of the impact of innovation policy on the regional economies of Europe |
Tryfonas Christou | ||
| The spatial and scalar implications of missions” |
Elvira Uyarra | ||
| The spillover effects of top-income inequality on innovation |
Guido Pialli | ||
| Session 3: PARALLEL SESSIONS | |||
| Session 3A: (McGrath Centre) Chair: Stefania Fiorentino | |||
| Bridging the Divide: Aligning State and Federal Innovation Policies in the USA | James Wood | ||
| From the Developmental to Entrepreneurial State and Beyond? – Multi-level Governance of Mission-Oriented Regional Policy in Japan | Fumi Kitagawa | ||
| A multi-level governance model for green missions within regions: The case of the Basque Country |
Edurne Magro | ||
| Session 3B: (Ramsden Room) Chair: Peter Sunley | |||
| Advancing our Understanding of Lock-Ins in Economic Geography | Han Chu & Robert Hassink | ||
| Opaque adaptability in the process of creating a development path on the example of ‘culturally trapped’ Georgia |
Julia Kaczmarek-Khubnaia | ||
| How external linkages and social capital enable green innovation in EU regions | Andrea Morrison | ||
| Session 4 (McGrath centre) Panel Discussion | |||
| The Entrepreneurial State and Mission-Oriented Innovation Policy: Effects on Regions and Implications for Regional Policy Chair: Peter Tyler Panel included: Johan Larsson, Maryann Feldman, Elvira Uyarra |
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DAY TWO: Friday, 12 July 2024
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Session 5: Keynote speaker |
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| Session 6: PARALLEL SESSIONS | ||
| Session 6A: (McGrath Centre) Chair: Emil Evenhuis | ||
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Lock-in and path-creation in the Italian periphery: the role of short-term rent and rural tourism |
Paolo Giaccaria, Nicolò Fenu & Vincenzo Mollisi | |
| The new in the old?: Understanding CCS-enabled path development for the Humber | Stuart Dawley, Will Eadson & Markus Steen | |
| Resilience, path dependence and path breaking in old industrial regions | Jesús Valdaliso & Edurne Magro | |
| Session 6B: (Ramsden Room) Chair: Johan Larsson | ||
| The Powers and Perils of Innovation Policy: Evidence from China’s Strategic Emerging Industries | Hannah (Yi) Wei | |
| Regional policy and production capabilities: how Research and Technology Organisations can favour diversification at the local level. | Guendalina Anzolin | |
| Mobilising South Africa’s eMobility Regional Innovation Ecosystem: a mission-orientated approach: |
Radhika Bhuyan | |
| Session 7A: (McGrath Centre) Chair: Mia Gray | ||
| Entrepreneurship and economic effects of innovation policy of the European Union: international trade and economic growth | Wanda Dugiel | |
| Innovation efficiency in the EU – policy implications | Pawel Dobrzanski | |
| The Entrepreneurial State: A Charter City for Guyana | Samuel Braithwaite | |
| Session 7B: (Ramsden Room) Chair: Robert Hassink | ||
|
I want to break free’: Role of invented and invited space in path creation among female workers in West Bengal |
Srimanjori Guha & Satyaki Dasgupta | |
| Getting within planetary boundaries – The overarching mission across the globe to escape from the lock-in that is ‘the treadmill of production’? | Emil Evenhuis | |
| Melting Traditions: Climate Change, Cultural Lock-Ins, and the Future of Winter Tourism in the Austrian Alps | Valentina Ausserladscheider | |
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Session 8: (McGrath centre) Closing Panel discussion |
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Rethinking Path Dependence and Lock-Ins in Regions, Economy and Society |
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| Conference closes | ||