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1. Introduction; David B. Audretsch, Albert N. Link and Mary Lindenstein Walshok; PART I: THE CONCEPT OF LOCAL COMPETITIVENESS; 2. The Strategic Management of Place; David B. Audretsch; 3. Talent , Cities, and Competitiveness; Richard Florida and Charlotta Mellander; 4. Enabling Entrepreneurial Ecosystems; Philip E. Auerswald; 5. Construction of the Cluster Commons; Orjan Solvell; 6. Alfred Marshall, Alive and Well? The Rise and Evolution of Innovative Manufacturing Clusters in a Globalizing Economy; Dan Breznitz and Guilio Buciuni; 7. Something New: Where Do New Industries Come From?; Maryann P. Feldman and Sam M. Tavassoli; PART II: CRITICAL DRIVERS OF LOCAL COMPETITIVENESS; 8. Local Competitiveness Fostered through Local Institutions for Entrepreneurship; Martin Andersson and Magnus Henrekson; 9. The National Resource Curse in the Arab Gult: Rapid Change and Local Culture; Thomas Andersson; 10. The Role of Universities for Local and Regional Competitiveness; Erik E. Lehmann; 11. The Grand Challenge Model of R&D; Christopher S. Hayter; 12. Commercialization or Engagement: Which Is of More Significance for Regional Economies?; Martin Kenney; 13. Philanthropy, Competition, and Local Competitiveness: A Schumpeterian Conundrum; Zoltan J. Acs; 14. Local Policies for High-Growth Firms; Erik Stam and Niels Bosma; 15. Innovation Brokers; Doug Henton and Jessie Oettinger; 16. Swimming Upstream: Why Regional Economic Development Depends on National Economic Competitiveness; Robert D. Atkinson; PART III: COMPETITIVENESS AT THE LOCAL LEVEL; 17. Competitive Advantages from University Research Parks; Albert N. Link; 18. The Co-Creation of Locally Useful Knowledge by Business Schools; Simon Mosey, Paul Kirkham, and Martin Binks; 19. Entrepreneurship and Sustainable Development: The Relevance of Shaping Inter-temporal Local Intangible Conditions; Jose L. Gonzalez-Pernia, Maribel Guerrero, and Inaki Pena-Legazuke; 20. In Search of New Competitive Advantage: Japan’s Local Firms in Sustainable Business; Hideki Yamawaki, Hiro Motoki, and Kayo Hirai; 21. Assessing State-level Science and Technology Policies: North Carolina’s Experience with SBIR State Matching Grants; John Hardin, Lauren Lanahan, and Lukas C. Brun; 22. Clusters, Communities, and Competitiveness - An Emerging Model from America’s Midwest; David Lawther Johnson; 23. Lessons on Microenterprise Development from a University-Based Microlending Development Program; Paul Miesing, Brad Watts, Donald S. Siegel, and Katharine Briar-Lawson; 24. A Region in Transition: Bottom up Economic Transformation in Post-Conflict Northern Ireland; Mary Lindenstein Walshok and Steve Orr; 25. The 2008 Economic Crisis and its Impact on Universities’ Competitiveness; Shiri M. Breznitz and Paige A. Clayton; 26. Smart Specialization and European Regional Development Policy; Dominique Foray, Philip McCann, and Raquel Ortega-Argiles

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