Coastal cities as centers of innovation activity in the Baltic region

Mikhaylov, A.; Mikhaylova, A.

Авторы: Mikhaylov Andrey, Mikhaylova Anna
Сборник: 16TH INTERNATIONAL DAYS OF STATISTICS AND ECONOMICS
Год издания: 2022
Место издания: Prague, CZECH REPUBLIC
Первая страница: 366
Последняя страница: 375
Аннотация: The Baltic region’s innovation space is representing the intersection of the interests of countries with different levels of innovation development: both advanced and following an active catchup policy. All these countries are united by the Baltic Sea, which stimulates cross-border cooperation and regionalization. It fuels the generation and diffusion of innovations in the macro-region, setting the centre-periphery model for the distribution of innovation activity. Cities come to the fore as innovation centres, which, due to the combination of intellectual resources, technological and economic infrastructure, investments, and institutional capital, ensure the sustainability of innovation processes with the subsequent dissemination of the best practices in innovation. This study is devoted to assessing the stratification of innovation activity in the macro-region with a focus on cities and their role in the technological development of the economy. The geography of the study covered the cities of 10 coastal countries: Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, Russia, and Sweden. The sources of information were international rankings on innovative development of cities and national statistical bureaus. The innovation-active cities of the Baltic region identified are, foremost, capitals, large centres of industrial production, as well as cities with a concentration of research organizations.
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