Employability in a Knowledge-driven Economy

Demand-driven knowledge clusters in a weightless economy by

That knowledge and technology matter for economic growth and performance is widely accepted. However, most formal analyses of knowledge-driven economies have focused on the supply side: productivity, and research and development. In modern high-tech economies where information and communications technologies figure prominently, just as important is the demand side of markets for goods akin to k...

Students, Knowledge and Employability

Citizens are increasingly are provided with choice and customization in public services and this has now also become a key feature of higher education in terms of policy roll-outs on personal development planning (PDP) and more generally as part of the employability agenda. The goal here is to transform people, in this case graduates, into active, responsible citizen-workers. A key part of this...

Empirical Studies of Innovation in the Knowledge Driven Economy

This introduction to a special issue of EINT surveys a collection of ten papers that study various aspects of innovation and knowledge management and their impact on performance at the firm level for a number of countries. These studies have been conducted using data drawn from innovation surveys combined with data from a number of other sources. The issue illustrates the value of these surveys...

Science, Enterprise and Profit: Ideology in the Knowledge-Driven Economy

Regional Convergence in Knowledge-based Economy

Nowadays, the world economies are rapidly moving towards being more Knowledge-based Economy (KBE) and supporting the force of knowledge as a vital component of economic growth. This recent acceleration in the transition to Knowledge-based Economy in the world, has affected regional economic performance. In this paper, we surveyed the regional convergence in Knowledge-based Economy for selected ...