Introduction. A context-specific two-way approach to the study of innovation systems in developing and transition countries

Schmutzler, Jana; Suárez, Marcela Alejandra; Tsvetkova, Alexandra; Faggian, Alessandra

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“…This analysis is important because of the different degrees of interest and maturity of regions in innovation systems and the importance of territory and region in innovation systems studies (Freeman, 2002). The discrimination of regions in developed and developing countries has also been analyzed from the perspective of bibliometric studies on innovation systems (Schmutzler et al, 2017;Toivanen & Ponomariov, 2011).…”

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Conceptual structure of innovation systems: a systematic approach through qualitative data analysis

Rocha Jimenez,

Roig-Tierno,

Mas Tur

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This article analyzes the conceptual structure of the field of study of innovation systems through the establishment of subfields of knowledge using text mining. The data was sourced from the Web of Science in a search through Boolean operators under the concept “innovation systems” obtaining 6,706 articles in august 2020. For the analysis, a dictionary of categories has been constructed that agglomerate conceptually close families of words comprising keywords, theoretical and geographical approaches. Additionally, the QDA Miner & Wordstat software has been used to exploit the data. As results, it is possible to identify the central role of the concepts of triple helix and open innovation in the field of study of innovation systems; in the same way, it is possible to identify that the concepts of quadruple and quintuple helix related to the greater relevance of social and environmental issues on the agenda emerge strongly. And although the most discussed issues correspond to knowledge transfer, the science, and the economic development; the hottest issues result from the dynamics of innovation systems, its performance, and collaboration actions. Socio-technological changes in the innovation systems, mainly in North America, become less relevant as research interest, while new discussions arise in Europe and Africa on social and environmental sustainability issues. Public policies for innovation systems, management associated with new business models, and sustainability are topics of greatest interest for research. In this way the conceptual structure of the field and subfields of study of innovation systems is explained from the different visualizations through word clusters, the graphic representation of matrices and dendrograms.

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Section: Key Elements In National and Regional Innovation Systemsmentioning

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Conceptual structure of innovation systems: a systematic approach through qualitative data analysis

Rocha Jimenez,

Roig-Tierno,

Mas Tur

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“…Intuitively, the peculiarities of the local contexts should be a central (or, at a minimum, a highly prominent) consideration in the study and application of the systemic approaches (Schmutzler et al., 2017). The focus on the local embeddedness comes in the discussion of the ‘systematic interactions’ that happened in (a bounded) space.…”

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Beyond global hubs: Broadening the application of systems approaches

Tsvetkova¹,

Pugh

Schmutzler

2019

Local Economy: The Journal of the Local Economy Policy Unit

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“… 1 1 Previous contributions to this stream of work include two edited books that broaden the geography of the innovation systems debate (Tsvetkova et al, 2017) and explore the linkages between innovation systems and entrepreneurial ecosystems (Tsvetkova et al, 2020). The need to understand the context and to adjust systemic approaches to the local settings in which they are applied is clearly presented by contributions in these books (for summaries, see Schmutzler et al, 2017, 2020). An editorial in the Local Economy journal (Tsvetkova et al, 2019) offers further reflections on the applicability of the systems approaches outside of the Global North. …”

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Taking the systems approaches out of their comfort zones: Perspectives from under explored contexts

2021

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This special issue tackles two “trendy” topics much discussed at present by the community of scholars (and practitioners too) interested in regional economic development: systems and ecosystems. These metaphors have proved popular, and enduring, currently experiencing something of a buzz or moment in the sunshine. This special issue pushes them out of their comfort zone to explore contexts, elements, and approaches that have not yet been well explored in the literature to date. Contributions in this special issue cover a wide range of international cases and explore systemic perspectives on economic development placing institutional context and evolutionary dynamics at the core.

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Introduction. A context-specific two-way approach to the study of innovation systems in developing and transition countries

Cited by 3 publications

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Conceptual structure of innovation systems: a systematic approach through qualitative data analysis

Conceptual structure of innovation systems: a systematic approach through qualitative data analysis

Beyond global hubs: Broadening the application of systems approaches

Taking the systems approaches out of their comfort zones: Perspectives from under explored contexts

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