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Jeannerat, Hugues

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Jeannerat, Hugues
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hugues.jeannerat@unine.ch
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https://libra.unine.ch/handle/123456789/533
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0000-0003-3257-6808

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  • Publication
    Accès libre
    Territorial Knowledge Dynamics in luxury car industry. Beyond standard and production markets
    (2013)
    Macneill Stewart
    ;
    Jeannerat, Hugues 
    At regional level a number of models, such as innovation systems and cluster have been developed which have been influential on this policy support. Policy initiatives based around these models are firmly rooted in a technological model of innovation and a standard market situation which takes little account of the socio-economic environment and the potential for downstream based innovation. Here we present a case study of the automotive industry in the UK West Midlands region where we consider innovation networks and knowledge developments associated with a shift from the standard market, largely prevalent in the sector, towards a status based market. We observe how, in the status market, composite knowledge networking and interaction with consumers is integral to the innovation process.
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    Accès libre
    Knowledge resources and markets: What territorial economic systems ?
    (2012)
    Jeannerat, Hugues 
    ;
    Kebir, Leila
    In their attempt to explain in ever more in-depth manner learning processes at the roots of economic change, territorial innovation models (TIMs) have remained centred on production. Consumption is mainly regarded as the expression of an abstract demand relayed by exogenous market mechanisms. Building on a socio-institutional approach of market, the article conceptualises an ‘economic system’ in which knowledge is analysed as a resource constructed and valued through the market co-evolution of a production and a consumption system. Drawing upon various case studies, four particular economic systems are depicted and contrasted with regard to different territorial knowledge dynamics (TKDs).