Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly adopted by organizations to innovate, and this is
ever more reflected in scholarly work. To illustrate, assess and map research at the …

A large amount of literature provides empirical evidence in support of Marshall or Jacobs
theories regarding the specialization or diversity effects on the economic performance of …

Economic geography during an era of global competition involves a paradox. It is widely
recognized that changes in technology and competition have diminished many of the …

Over the past decade, there has been growing interest in local industrial agglomeration and
specialization, not only by economic geographers but also by economists and by policy …

Abstract Changes in the international economy have gradually shifted the basis of industrial
competitiveness from static price competition towards dynamic improvement, benefiting firms …

A number of possible advantages of industry agglomeration—or spatial clustering—have
been identified in the research literature, notably those related to shared costs for …

This paper re‐examines critically the growing literature on localized knowledge spillovers
(LKSs), and finds the econometric evidence on the subject still lacking a firm theoretical …

This paper examines how urban industrial agglomeration interacts with the intra-and inter-
regional externalities resulting from foreign direct investment (FDI) in city innovation in an …

Using survey data on Australian firms this paper investigates the determinants of innovation.
Various possible determinants are investigated, including market structure, export status, the …

This paper extends current knowledge of industry clusters by disentangling the effects of
networks from cluster (ie, distinctly geographic) mechanisms on firm performance as well as …