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Resilient cross-border regional innovation systems for sustainability? : A systematic review of drivers and constraints
This paper builds on the idea of cross-border regional innovation system (CBRIS) to investigate the implications of global and regional changes in social, political, economic, and ecological systems on cross-border regions. In an era of increasingly abrupt changes in border permeability, CBRIS offers an intriguing context for studying such processes. Our main contribution is to define a resilient CBRIS (R-CBRIS) for sustainability based on careful reading of previous literature on resilience, sustainability, and CBRIS integration. As merging these concepts requires a sound understanding of the factors driving or constraining CBRIS integration, we conduct a systematic review of the literature to answer our main research question: what factors affect the resilience and sustainability of CBRIS? The literature reveals that the studied CBRIS are not particularly sustainable and that their resilience remains a neglected topic. This is a definite cause for concern for everyone interested in the long-term success of cross-border regions. ; Peer reviewed
Resilient cross-border regional innovation systems for sustainability? : A systematic review of drivers and constraints
This paper builds on the idea of cross-border regional innovation system (CBRIS) to investigate the implications of global and regional changes in social, political, economic, and ecological systems on cross-border regions. In an era of increasingly abrupt changes in border permeability, CBRIS offers an intriguing context for studying such processes. Our main contribution is to define a resilient CBRIS (R-CBRIS) for sustainability based on careful reading of previous literature on resilience, sustainability, and CBRIS integration. As merging these concepts requires a sound understanding of the factors driving or constraining CBRIS integration, we conduct a systematic review of the literature to answer our main research question: what factors affect the resilience and sustainability of CBRIS? The literature reveals that the studied CBRIS are not particularly sustainable and that their resilience remains a neglected topic. This is a definite cause for concern for everyone interested in the long-term success of cross-border regions. ; Peer reviewed
Resilient cross-border regional innovation systems for sustainability? : A systematic review of drivers and constraints
Korhonen, Jaana (author) / Koskivaara, Atte (author) / Makkonen, Teemu (author) / Yakusheva, Natalya (author) / Malkamäki, Arttu (author) / Helsinki Institute of Sustainability Science (HELSUS) / Forest Bioeconomy, Business and Sustainability / Forest Economics, Business and Society / Department of Forest Sciences / International Forest Policy
2021-06-14
000605414600001
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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