Formation of the Innovative Clusters in Italy: Toscana Region
Keywords:
Toscana, cluster, innovative economy, high-technology sector, universities, italy, venture financingAbstract
N the article the phenomen of the clusters, their role in the formation of the innovative economy is defined. The main factors & main tendencies of the development are determined. The main peculiarities of the cluster policy in Toscana are analysed. On the example of the high-technology clusters the connection between innovative clusters & university education is defined.Downloads
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