Overview
The political and institutional settings which encourage innovation at an industry, regional and national level have become a major focus in both policy and academic debates concerning economic transformation. The projects in this theme have examined the innovation support infrastructure for high growth enterprises including the role of regional clusters, university-industry linkages and the commercialisation of new technologies. In addition, the way in which policy and institutional environments impact on the capacity of industries to upgrade in global production networks has become a major focus of research activity particularly in relation to developing economies.
- Research leader
- Research team
- QUT
- Organisational unit
- Lead unit Australian Centre for Entrepreneurship Research Other units
- Research area
- Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Strategy
Professor Rachel Parker
Dr Judy Matthews
Dr Kavoos Mohannak
Dr Stephen CoxProjects
- Capturing Value on the Margins of the Global Knowledge Economy
- Leveraging research and development for the Australian built environment
- Maximising Diffusion of Innovative Products on Public Infrastructure Projects: A Qualitative Management Study of Open Innovation Systems
- A comparative study of knowledge transfer systems and their contribution to knowledge transfer and diffusion, innovation and socioeconomic transformation
