Industrial structure and innovation - evidence from European regions

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How does industry specialization affect the efficiency of regional innovation systems? (2010, background): “This confirms previous results of Paci and Usai (1999, 2000b) who used the Herfindahl index as a measure of industrial diversity, and it also parallels the findings of Greunz (2004) who tested the impact of the industrial structure on innovation in European regions by means of Gini coefficients.”
Universities and Innovation in Space (2007, unknown): “This finding is consistent with Greunz (2004) who tested the impact of industrial structure on innovation in European regions by means of Gini coefficients as well as with Paci and Usai (1999) who used the Herfindahl index as a measure of industrial diversity.”
Quantifying Knowledge Spillovers Using Spatial Econometric Models (2009, unknown): “First, previous studies have shown that high technology activities benefit particularly from a diversified industrial structure (Henderson et al (1995), Paci and Usai (2000), and Greunz (2004)).”
Foreign Direct Investment Spillovers and the Geography of Innovation in Chinese Regions: The Role of Regional Industrial Specialization and Diversity (2016, unknown): “These results in turn are disputed for European regions (GREUNZ, 2004; MORENO et al., 2005); moreover CARLINO et al. (2007) find that specialization within manufacturing industries is unhelpful for creating spillovers in various European Union countries, whereas specialization in services does…”