The geography of innovation describes the importance of proximity and location to
innovative activity. As part of what has been termed the new economic geography, this area …

We analyse the experiences of international students living in Canada during the COVID‐19
pandemic through the lens of transnationalism that understands mobility as broadly …

This paper argues that the contribution of some universities to local and regional economic
dynamism is much richer than overly mechanistic depictions suggest. Beyond generating …

Universities are being seen as key urban institutions by researchers and policy makers
around the world. They are global players with significant local direct and indirect impacts …

Science is increasingly defined by multidimensional collaborative networks. Despite the
unprecedented growth of scientific collaboration around the globe–the collaborative turn …

The last decade has witnessed a significant rise in scholarly and policy attention paid to the
migration and career decisions of international (post) graduate research students …

The paper examines universities as anchor institutions in the context of a major upheaval in
the funding of English higher education. The various components of these changes are …

Abstract B ramwell A., N elles J. and W olfe DA Knowledge, innovation and institutions:
global and local dimensions of the ICT cluster in Waterloo, Canada, Regional Studies. This …

At the very foundation of the cluster concept is the idea that proximity matters. The literature
suggests that this is manifest in a number of important ways. First, the geographical …

The triple helix model (THM) is being widely used as a source of inspiration for policies and
programmes aimed at fostering innovation. This is evolving across the range of …