Titlebook: Regional Cohesion; Effectiveness of Net Piotr Pachura Book 2010 Physica-Verlag Heidelberg 2010 European Union (EU).Networks and Clusters St

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Book 2010es on regional development and innovation are examined and discussed. The empirical analysis at the core of this work presents and makes use of interdisciplinary methodological tools such as Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA), K-means models and self-organizing maps. .

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Clustering and Networking in Regional Policy,t production factors, the Keynesian theory assumes capital and labour to be complementary. The Keynesian theory assumes that governments can successfully intervene in the cycles of the economy. This theory is of greater importance in the case of the policy of creating competitiveness of regions as s

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Cluster and Network Approach in Regional Development,ay to increase productivity and innovativeness. In deliberations on the topic of regional networks of interaction, it is worth paying attention to the concept of clusters which can be acknowledged as one of the key elements in the development of regional systems of innovation. Regional clusters are

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Regional Disparities in EU, to level out the inter-regional disproportions took place following the accession of Ireland, Greece, Spain and Portugal into the EU. Simultaneously, the stipulations accepted in the Treaty of Rome did not foresee the realization of a regional policy. It was then assumed that the fundamental elemen

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Piotr Pachura PhDnking on the theory of the firm and firm decision making has been, and still is based. From the classical model only firms that do not belong to this world can be derived. This makes it useless as a theoretical foundation for studying management and information problems of firms. The model of the ex

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Piotr Pachura PhDnking on the theory of the firm and firm decision making has been, and still is based. From the classical model only firms that do not belong to this world can be derived. This makes it useless as a theoretical foundation for studying management and information problems of firms. The model of the ex

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rsed, and the company itself resembles a ‘global factory’ that reflects the combination of the innovation, distribution and production of goods and services worldwide (Buckley, 2009; Buckley and Ghauri, 2004). We do not assert, however, that all the value chain activities of entrepreneurial firms ne