Over the past decades, public policy has promoted the establishment of science parks to
support the development and growth of technology-based firms and, as such, spur economic …

Science and technology parks (STPs) are non-spontaneous agglomerations aimed at
encouraging the formation and growth of on-site technology and knowledge-based firms …

Although the prevalence of digital innovation has attracted increasing attention from
policymakers, academics, and practitioners, it remains under-theorized. Using the attention …

Innovative start-ups are often considered to be a key source of innovation and job creation.
As such they are the subject of several types of supportive public policies. This study …

This article examines the impact of product, process and organisational innovations on two
alternative dimensions of business performance: finance and operations. Two indicators …

Using survey data from companies located in the Wuxi (Taihu) international science park in
China, we aim to analyze to what extent science park residents experience barriers to …

Abstract UK Research Councils (UKRCs) spend around£ 3bn pa supporting R&D and
innovation. We provide a comprehensive assessment of these grants on the performance of …

Purpose Science and technology parks (STPs) have a limited capacity, which can create
challenging conditions for applicants. This makes the location selection a multi-criteria …

This paper summarizes the extant literature on science and technology parks in an effort to
provide a foundation to stimulate additional research in this globally important topic. We find …

We aim to clarify the role of research partnerships on the success and failure of innovation
projects by examining the geographic proximity and diversity of partners. First, we argue that …