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Social Institutions, Regions and Actors Around Innovation Clusters未刊 ご予約承ります。
Title: Social Institutions, Regions and Actors Around Innovation Clusters Subtitle: A Comparison Between Japan and France Author: Fujimoto, Masayo / Nohara, Hiroatsu(Editor) Publisher: Springer ISBN: 9789819240388 Cover: HARDCOVER Date: 2026年12月 DESCRIPTION This book compares innovation "clusters" in Japan and France. The "cluster" concept, initially based on the endogenous agglomeration of business and universities as the case of "Silicon Valley," was adopted as a model of competitiveness by practitioners - primarily state officials. In the first decade of this century, many state-led exogenous clusters were established in various countries, including Japan and France. The clusters studied empirically in this book have been the focus of public policies aimed at fostering technological activities and high-tech businesses based on academic-industry collaborations. After approximately 20 years of experimentation, the cluster phenomenon, namely, the interplay between heterogeneous actors, is re-examined, not to assess its performance but to highlight its enduring effect on specific territories in Japan and France. Rather than focusing on performance, this book highlights the influences, both negative and positive, according to the characteristics of the social contexts in Japan and France. The reader can see the effects of those clusters on human, organizational, and cognitive resources, and how their influence ultimately shapes their future territorial development. TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter 1. General Introduction: Innovation Clusters as Socially Constructed Spaces - A Comparative Perspective Between Japan and France (M. Fujimoto).- Chapter 2. Research Framework: Methodology, Context, and Issues (H. Nohara).- Part I. Case Study of Japan.- Chapter 3. Evolving Science Parks in Kawasaki: Trajectories of Thirty-Year Development (M. Miyamoto).- Chapter 4. From University Laboratory to Open Innovation Hub: Institutional Trajectories of the Kawasaki Nano Medical Cluster (H. Higashi).- Chapter 5. Industry–Academia–Government Collaboration Cluster on Optoelectronic Technology in the Hamamatsu Region, Shizuoka Prefecture: Focusing on the Relationship Between the Industrial Sector and Local Governments (M. Fujimoto).- Chapter 6. Cooperative Relationships Between Shizuoka University and Industry in Hamamatsu City: A Case Study of a University Spin-Off Venture Company (M. Fujimoto).- Chapter 7. Formation of a Resource-Based Regional Cluster: The Cosmetics Industry in Karatsu and Genkai, Japan (R. Ikeda).- Part II. Case Study of France.- Chapter 8. Optitec: A French Photonics Competitiveness Cluster (Pôle de Compétitivité) in Marseille (H. Nohara).- Chapter 9. Technological Platforms and New Hybrid Actors in SCS cluster: the Case of Microelectronics Sector in the Provence–Alpes–Côte d’Azur (PACA) Region (H. Nohara).- Chapter 10. Historical Heritage, Organization, and Trajectory: the Case of Perfumes, Aromas, Scents, Flavors (PASF) Cluster in the Provence-Alpes-Côte-d'Azur (PACA) Region (H. Nohara). 最近チェックした商品
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