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• Strategies for Interaction and the Role of Higher Education Institutions in Regional Development in the Nordic Countries – Case Studies
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• Adaptive Urban Planning in Response to a Changing Climate
• Smart, Sustainable and Inclusive Growth
• Möjligheter och utmaningar för näringslivets utveckling
• Regional trajectories to the knowledge economy - Nordic-European comparisons
• Knowledge dynamics in moving media in Skåne
• Tolerance, Amenities and Economic Systems
• Interaction between higher education institutions and their surrounding business environment
• Higher education institutions as drivers of regional development
• National overviews of regional innovation policies
• Learning through Evaluation: the Nordic Experience
• Regionally Differentiated Innovation Policy in the Nordic Countries - Applying the Lisbon strategy
• How to Make a Living in Insular Areas - Six Nordic Cases
• Geographies of knowledge production in Europe
• Collective learning through transnational co-operation – the case of Interreg IIIB
• Film och regional utveckling i Norden (2005)
• From Regional Development Coalitions to Commercial Innovations
• Nordic ICT Spaces : A policy-oriented overview of regional ICT
• Innovations in the Nordic Periphery
• eTampere: Building an electronic pathway to the future?
• Innovations, Regions and Projects
• Environmental Incentives for Nordic SMEs
• Cluster Policies - Cluster Development?
• Nordisk turisme i et regionalt perspektiv
• Innovation and learning for competitiveness and regional growth
• Milieux and innovation in the northern periphery
• The Common Potential in Northernmost Europe: Final report.
• Regionala tillväxtavtal: Utvärdering av förhandlingsprocessen i sju län och på central nivå
• Structures and Prospects in Nordic Regional Economics