Innovation, Networks, and Knowledge Spillovers

Focusing on the evolution of innovation processes, this collection explores the shift from linear models to interactive frameworks that highlight the significance of networking and knowledge spillovers. It synthesizes current research on innovative networks, tracing concepts back to Alfred Marshall's work on industrial districts. The book offers insights into innovation, network formation, and regional knowledge generation, presenting a comprehensive overview through multi-authored contributions. It aims to enhance understanding of the economics of innovation and its implications for networks.