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Jerker Moodysson
Jerker Moodysson
Professor at Jönköping International Business School, Jönköping University
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Constructing knowledge-based regional advantage: implications for regional innovation policy
B Asheim, L Coenen, J Moodysson, J Vang
International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management 7 (2-5 …, 2007
4772007
Explaining spatial patterns of innovation: analytical and synthetic modes of knowledge creation in the Medicon Valley life-science cluster
J Moodysson, L Coenen, B Asheim
Environment and planning A 40 (5), 1040-1056, 2008
4132008
Principles and practices of knowledge creation: On the organization of “buzz” and “pipelines” in life science communities
J Moodysson
Economic Geography 84 (4), 449-469, 2008
3782008
Nodes, networks and proximities: on the knowledge dynamics of the Medicon Valley biotech cluster
L Coenen, J Moodysson, BT Asheim
European Planning Studies 12 (7), 1003-1018, 2004
3762004
Comparing knowledge bases: on the geography and organization of knowledge sourcing in the regional innovation system of Scania, Sweden
R Martin, J Moodysson
European Urban and Regional Studies 20 (2), 170-187, 2013
2912013
Knowledge collaboration and proximity: The spatial organization of biotech innovation projects
J Moodysson, O Jonsson
European urban and regional studies 14 (2), 115-131, 2007
2762007
Innovation policy for system-wide transformation: The case of strategic innovation programmes (SIPs) in Sweden
M Grillitsch, T Hansen, L Coenen, J Miörner, J Moodysson
Research Policy 48 (4), 1048-1061, 2019
2152019
Path renewal in old industrial regions: Possibilities and limitations for regional innovation policy
L Coenen, J Moodysson, H Martin
Regional studies 49 (5), 850-865, 2015
1992015
Innovation in symbolic industries: The geography and organization of knowledge sourcing
R Martin, J Moodysson
European planning studies 19 (7), 1183-1203, 2011
1902011
Constructing regional advantage: Towards state-of-the-art regional innovation system policies in Europe?
BT Asheim, J Moodysson, F Tödtling
European Planning Studies 19 (7), 1133-1139, 2011
1822011
Exploring the multiple roles of Lund University in strengthening Scania's regional innovation system: towards institutional learning?
P Benneworth, L Coenen, J Moodysson, B Asheim
European Planning Studies 17 (11), 1645-1664, 2009
1722009
Comparing a pharmaceutical and an agro‐food bioregion: On the importance of knowledge bases for socio‐spatial Patterns of innovation
L Coenen, J Moodysson, CD Ryan, B Asheim, P Phillips
Industry and Innovation 13 (4), 393-414, 2006
882006
Institutional conditions and innovation systems: On the impact of regional policy on firms in different sectors
J Moodysson, E Zukauskaite
Regional Studies 48 (1), 127-138, 2014
832014
Regional innovation system policy: A knowledge-based approach
B Asheim, L Coenen, J Moodysson, J Vang
CIRCLE (Centre for Innovation, Research and Competence in the Learning …, 2005
822005
Combinatorial knowledge bases: An integrative and dynamic approach to innovation studies
J Manniche, J Moodysson, S Testa
Economic Geography 93 (5), 480-499, 2017
642017
Regional innovation policy beyond ‘best practice’: Lessons from Sweden
R Martin, J Moodysson, E Zukauskaite
Journal of the knowledge economy 2, 550-568, 2011
632011
Policy learning and smart specialization: balancing policy change and continuity for new regional industrial paths
J Moodysson, M Trippl, E Zukauskaite
Science and Public Policy 44 (3), 382-391, 2017
552017
Putting constructed regional advantage into Swedish practice
L Coenen, J Moodysson
European Planning Studies 17 (4), 587-604, 2009
522009
Sites and modes of knowledge creation: on the spatial organization of biotechnology innovation
J Moodysson
Lund University, 2007
512007
Multiple paths of development: knowledge bases and institutional characteristics of the Swedish food sector
E Zukauskaite, J Moodysson
European Planning Studies 24 (3), 589-606, 2016
502016
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