Nation States and Economic Development:From National Systems of Production to National Systems of Knowledge Creation and Learning

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The University in the Learning Economy (2002, background): “On the other hand, the most important explanation of the economic success of the Nordic countries (in spite of being small economies and specialised in so-called low tech product areas) is rich supply of ‘social capital’ (Lundvall and Maskell 2000).”
Public procurement and innovation: towards a taxonomy (2008, background): “Since it encompasses both horizontal ‘knowledge’ and vertical ‘trade’ networks (Gelsing, 1992), one particularly relevant context for public procurement of innovations is ‘learning regions’ (Asheim, 1996; 2001; Cooke & Morgan,. 1998; Florida, 1995; Lundvall & Maskell, 2000; Morgan, 1997).”
Scenarios of technology and innovation policies in Europe: Investigating future governance (2003, background): “4 Lundvall and Maskell [19] provide a reconstruction of the genesis of the expression ‘‘national innovation systems.’’”