Titlebook: Crafting Innovative Places for Australia’s Knowledge Economy; Edward J. Blakely,Richard Hu Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-3618-8Innovation and Urban Planning; Place Making and Economic Growth; the Knowledge Economy and Technologic

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The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2019

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Wire Ropes, Elements and Definitions, grow a knowledge economy in Australia, drawing on global experiences. We call for rediscovering the role of places in incubating innovation as part of a global network of innovation systems. A focus on place-based innovation is situated within three contemporary forces—globalisation, urbanisation,

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Wire Ropes, Elements and Definitions,omic development goals, particularly in the context of cities, from seeking comparative advantage to competitive advantage and now collaborative advantage, and the new city development models that have emerged in the context of an innovation-led knowledge economy—the creative city, the knowledge cit

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Wire Ropes, Elements and Definitions,ceptualisation of urban competitiveness is moving from an economic-centric approach to an integrative approach that incorporates economic growth, social equity, and environmental sustainability. This new conceptualisation is changing the way urban competitiveness is measured. This chapter measures t

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Wire Ropes, Elements and Definitions, selected as case studies for their diversity in innovation specialties and geography; this diversity allows them to represent a wide spectrum of global innovative places. For each place, the chapter provides background information, explores historical evolutions, identifies driving factors, and see

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Wire Ropes, Elements and Definitions,making: the anchor approach, the hub approach, the community approach, and the stand-alone approach; and identifies five key attributes that define innovative places: cluster, anchor, brand, social good, and governance. An innovation ecosystem is conceptualised in the form of a triple helix system c

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Ivo Sládek,Karel Kozel,Zbyňek Jaňourognising the need for an Australian way that is not just an imitation of international best practices, and emphasising the essential role of governments. It particularly points out the importance of translating the Australian government’s innovation rhetoric into effective actions to reverse the dow

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Offshore Wind Power Meteorology,approach to innovative place making. The chapter begins by presenting five crafting tools—milieu, catalyst, collaboration, place making, and financing—and examines each of these tools closely to reveal how it works. We then turn to regional Australia to explore innovation potential and new economic

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