Matthias Kiese (Hannover)

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Regional innovation potential in Southeast Asia &#8211; empirical evidence
        from a &#8216;new&#8217; economic geography perspective
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Pages 196 - 214


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This paper presents the methodological approach and some basic
        empirical evidence of a research project measuring and comparing regional
        innovation potential in Singapore, Penang (Malaysia), and Bangkok. This
        project is conceptually situated in the context of a &#8216;new&#8217;
        economic geography that integrates contributions from geographical economics
        and the economics of knowledge, learning and innovation into an established
        regional science framework. It is suggested that future research into
        the geography of innovation and knowledge-based regional development should
        not only focus on the relationship between various spatial scales, but
        also explore multi-dimensional concepts of territorial and non-territorial
        space. Keywords: innovation, knowledge, learning, regional development,
        regional innovation potential, Southeast Asia.

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