The role of modern urban science parks in developing entrepreneurship and innovation ecosystems
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Publication date
2021-04-13ISBN
9781788974783
Abstract
Chapter 8 highlights how active partnerships among university, industry, and government (Triple Helix) can support the development of urban science parks (USP) as enabling incubation mechanisms for innovative startups. The chapter presents a conceptual framework that combines theoretical lenses of Triple Helix, Knowledge-Based Urban Development, Clusters of Innovation, and Lifecycle of a New Venture, which aims at improving the current understanding of how USP’s evolve, and how the role of TH agents change over the lifecycle of USPs. Application of the framework is illustrated by a comparative case study of two prominent USPs, 22@Barcelona (Spain) and Porto Digital in Recife (Brazil).
Document Type
Chapter or part of a book
Document version
Accepted version
Language
English
Subject (CDU)
3 - Social Sciences
332 - Regional economics. Territorial economics. Land economics. Housing economics.
65 - Communication and transport industries. Accountancy. Business management. Public relations
71 - Physical planning. Regional, town and country planning. Landscapes, parks, gardens
Keywords
Triple Helix
Science parks
Kknowledge-based urban development
Clusters of innovation
22@Barcelona
Porto Digital
Triple Hèlix
Parcs científics
Desenvolupament Urbà Basat en el Coneixement
Clústers d'innovació
Pages
20 p.
Publisher
Edward Elgar
Is part of
Handbook of Research on Business and Technology Incubation and Acceleration (p. 140–159)
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