Participating institutions
Innovation, Knowledge and Development (IKD) is an interdisciplinary research centre established by the Open University (OU) to build upon the OU's internationally recognised excellence in the a read more »
Within DIME, our team's main contribution will concern the themes "Technological patterns and innovation processes" and "Market dynamics, institutional embeddedness".
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The Centre for Knowledge, Innovation, Technology and Enterprise (KITE) brings together Newcastle University's extensive research capabilities on innovation management and entreprise, incorporating research on the read more »
The Laboratory of the Economy of Innovation, has been founded in Turin in 1992 by professor Cristiano Antonelli, in honor to the late Professor Franco Momigliano, chair professor of economics a read more »
Main areas of research of LEM central to the DIME proposal include: read more »
The members of the CEGG team at LSE cover a range of different research themes in the economic geography of European integration and in the analysis of the determinants of regional prosperity. read more »
Manchester University is one of the pioneering centres for the study of innovation management and science, technology and innovation policy. The Manchester Institute of Innovation Research builds on the tradition established over forty years ago and particularly on the strengths of *PREST *and *CRIC* (ESRC Centre for Research on Innovation and Competition). read more »
The Evolutionary Economics group of the MPI explores a broad spectrum of topics in search of the recurrent patterns of change in different domains and at different levels of the economy. read more »
The Laboratory promotes an interdisciplinary research approach bringing together researchers with diverse backgrounds in applied economics, engineering, operational research, management, economic sociology. In addition, LIEE has a particular interest in cross-national comparative analysis.
