Clusters in Times of Uncertainty Japanese and European Perspectives
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Edited by Luciana Lazzeretti, Professor of Economics and Management, Department of Economics and Management, University of Florence, Italy, Tamane Ozeki, Associate Professor, Graduate School of Urban Management, Osaka Metropolitan University, Japan, Silvia Rita Sedita, Professor of Management, Department of Economics and Management, University of Padova and Francesco Capone, Associate Professor of Management, Department of Economics and Management, University of Florence, Italy<i>âOriginal, engaging, and appealing to researchers and policymakers, this book introduces complexity and uncertainty into the analysis of clusters. For the first time, it provides a comprehensive comparison of the trends reshaping the transformation of European and Japanese clusters.â</i>
- Rafael Boix Domènech, University of Valencia, Spain,
<i>âThis book provides a new and essential perspective not found in existing cluster-related research books, and explores enhancing the cluster function and improving its effectiveness. At its core, this serves to share and extend social values and provide a spiritual axis for cluster stakeholders. I believe the results of the research are more persuasive and realistic than the previous Creative Cities theory.â</i>
- Tadashi Yagi, Doshisha University, Kyoto City, Japan,
<i>âAn original volume, where the resilience of clusters and industrial districts in Japan, Italy, Poland, and Latin America is explored, enhanced by investigating (eco)innovation, creativity, and wider communication channels, which stir successful responses to current epochal transformations, namely globalization and climate change.â</i>
- Davide Parrilli, Bournemouth University, UK,