Springer - Knowledge and the Economy: 5 (Knowledge and Space)

Explore the complex relationships between knowledge and economic development with this scholarly work from Springer. As the fifth volume in the Knowledge and Space series, this book addresses the growing scientific interest in the knowledge economy. It examines how knowledge-intensive industries operate and the role that spatiality plays in modern economic structures. Readers will find deep analysis regarding the role of proximity and distance in generating functional knowledge. The text also looks at how knowledge is transferred through various networks and how location impacts economic growth. This book serves as a vital resource for academics and professionals studying the connections between location, knowledge, and the evolving global economy.