Papers by Hugues Jeannerat
Towards a staging system approach to territorial innovation
From competitiveness to territorial value: transformative territorial innovation policies and anchoring milieus
European Planning Studies, 2022
From regional innovation to multi-local valuation milieus: The case of the Western Switzerland photovoltaic industry
ABSTRACT Territorial innovation models have mostly paid attention to regional innovations taking ... more ABSTRACT Territorial innovation models have mostly paid attention to regional innovations taking place in a globalized economy characterized by the increased mobility of commodities but limited mobility of knowledge and financial resources. This chapter reconsiders this approach by taking into account the higher mobility of these resources and their embedding in a broader valuation system. Taking as its case study Western Switzerland’s photovoltaic industry, the concept of ‘innovative milieu’ is re-examined in a context of growing economic, political and social interest in sustainable development. The term of ‘multi-local valuation milieu’ is introduced to explore further such a new socio-economic concern.
Dynamiques de connaissances et développement économique : vers de nouveaux enjeux territoriaux
Innovation, transition, valuation : quel référentiel pour les politiques territoriales à venir ?
Politiques et management public, 2021
Regions Magazine, 2012
This article responds to the increasing interest in scholarly legal publications of empirical stu... more This article responds to the increasing interest in scholarly legal publications of empirical studies of federal judges, in general, and their reversal rates, in particular. While there is one prior published empirical study of the Eighth Circuit, it involved the Circuit's reversal rates for district judges. That study found that the Circuit reversed district judges who had prior affiliations with the Democratic party roughly one and a half times as often as those whose prior affiliations were with the Republican party. This article examines the top side of this issue: How well does the Eighth Circuit fare
The Photovoltaic Industry of Western Switzerland: A Multi-Local “Valuation Milieu”
Innovations, 2015
Various territorial innovation models have been developed since the 1980s, offering a new perspec... more Various territorial innovation models have been developed since the 1980s, offering a new perspective on how certain regional production systems have grown out of the innovation and training processes specific to particular local milieus. This article reconsiders this approach, both to take into account the greater mobility of resources, and to understand how innovation is constitutive of a broader system of socio-economic evaluation. Based on an enlarged theoretical debate and a comprehensive reading of the photovoltaic industry in Western Switzerland, the concept of the ‘innovative milieu’ is re-examined in the context of ever-increasing economic, political, and social interest in sustainable development. The notion of ‘multi-local valuation milieu’ is proposed as an exploratory framework to nurture new theoretical and policy debates regarding innovation and territories. JEL Codes: O31, L22, L26
L'industrie photovoltaïque en Suisse occidentale : l’émergence d’un milieu valorisateur multi-local
Economic systems of knoweldge and gegions : a typology based on the analysis of producer-consumer relation
The attempt of the paper is to propose a ceherent conceptual framework that enables to analyse to... more The attempt of the paper is to propose a ceherent conceptual framework that enables to analyse todays knowledge dynamics in relation to regional development issues. Traditional approches in territorial economy and economic geography have most ofen paid attention to production challenges and technological processes in oder to analyse dynamics innovation and knowledge creation. Recent critics have highlighted the importance of taking into cinsideration the consumer in knowledge creation (computer games issues for example). Our princinpal argument is thatthe role of cunsumers in territorial organisation of economic activities goes beyond specific activities such as video games or software production. The increasing importance of cultural industries, of cultural dimension of induxtrial products in value creation (not only design and marketting but aesthetics, image etc. which are intergral part of the product) Give rise to a very complex consumption systems (specialised media, event org...
Report of the 1ST Workshop of the Rsa Research Network on Experience Economy and Spatial Strategies
Des dynamiques territoriales d’innovation aux dynamiques territoriales de valuation
Revue d’Économie Régionale & Urbaine, 2021
Cet article expose les dilemmes conceptuels poses par l’evolution de l’industrie horlogere suisse... more Cet article expose les dilemmes conceptuels poses par l’evolution de l’industrie horlogere suisse des quinze dernieres annees vis-a-vis des modeles territoriaux d’innovation existants. L’argument mis en avant est que ces modeles permettent de comprendre comment les dynamiques territoriales sont a la base du changement economique mais pas comment la valeur economique de ce changement se construit territorialement. Sur la base de differentes theories socio-economiques des marches et d’illustrations empiriques du cas de l’horlogerie suisse, l’article propose une approche relationnelle, institutionnelle et transactionnelle de la valeur. Le concept de « valuation » est introduit comme cadre d’interpretation des dynamiques territoriales d’innovation contemporaines. Ces dynamiques ne se resument pas a la capacite d’un systeme d’innovation local a produire differemment de la concurrence. Elles impliquent egalement la capacite de ce systeme a s’inserer dans des reseaux multi-locaux de co-production et de consommation.Classification JEL : O31, O32, O33, R11.
Research Policy, 2017
Beyond R&D and competitiveness theories of innovation, various conceptual broadenings have recent... more Beyond R&D and competitiveness theories of innovation, various conceptual broadenings have recently been proposed to tackle the complex, multidimensional and multi-level dynamics of innovation at stake in the transformation of the economy and society towards new sustainable development regimes. This paper proposes a reading of these conceptual broadenings as a matter of 'valuation'. In line with pragmatic theories of socio-economic value and market construction, it is argued that value creation is not the result or byproduct of innovation. In contrast to traditional regulation and R&D policies, which confine themselves to framing innovation, valuation policies are endogenous triggers of the transformation of a value regime. Value creation is about inquiring into new values in society, translating them into social and technological solutions and making them valuable in markets. In this perspective, pilot and demonstration (P&D) projects in current transition policies can be interpreted as fundamental inceptions of new values that are not predetermined by innovation but actuated through complex processes of value co-creation in society and markets, and which engage policies as agents of change. By focusing on the purpose behind the sustainability transition rather than the factors that contribute to it, a valuation policy approach offers new insights for future research and policy.
She is a member of the board of the French journal 'Espaces et Sociétés' and an active research p... more She is a member of the board of the French journal 'Espaces et Sociétés' and an active research partner in the European Group of Research on Innovative Milieus (GREMI). Her main research topics are regional and urban development. She is particularly interested in regional development issues such as resource creation and innovation territorial organization.
Dynamiques territoriales de connaissance: du paradigme de la proximit� aux milieux multi-locaux
Zeitschrift für Wirtschaftsgeographie, 2013
This paper presents the conditions of the recent emergence of quality fast food restaurants in Pa... more This paper presents the conditions of the recent emergence of quality fast food restaurants in Paris. Rather than being a radical innovation, the development of this new form of restaurants can be understood through the concept of path plasticity. That is innovation and change occurring within a well-established institutional setting of technology/knowledge development path (Paris catering services in our case) without necessarily breaking out of the path in question. Quality fast food has developed relying on the existing structures of the catering production system while creating bridges between two kinds of restaurants: traditional tasty and fine cuisine and fast food way of eating.
is a former Senior Lecturer at the Department of Management of the Birmingham University. Among h... more is a former Senior Lecturer at the Department of Management of the Birmingham University. Among his main theoretical research is knowledge economy in relation to inter-organisational networks and markets. His particular field of investigation deals with innovation models and with the role of policy and regulation in the evolution of the automotive industry.
Regional Studies, 2015
MACNEILL S. and JEANNERAT H. Beyond production and standards: toward a status market approach to ... more MACNEILL S. and JEANNERAT H. Beyond production and standards: toward a status market approach to territorial innovation and knowledge policy, Regional Studies. Current theoretical and policy models of innovation are usually production based and give prominence to producer-supplier relations. Drawing on a socioeconomic approach to markets, the paper reconsiders these established models in order to broaden the understanding of innovation and territorial knowledge dynamics. The premium segment sports cars innovated in the UK's West Midlands is examined and the production and standard market of the global automotive industry is contrasted with the status market in which new local innovation embed across specific supplier-producer and producer-consumer relations. A status innovation policy approach is finally proposed to address innovation in developed economies. Territorial innovation models (TIMs) Territorial knowledge dynamics (TKDs) Production market Status market EURODITE MACNEILL S. and JEANNERAT H. 超过生产与标准之上 ：迈向领域创新和知识政策的身份地位市场取径，区域研究。 当前的创新理论与政策模型，经常是根据生产，并且凸显生产者-供给者的关係。本文运用市场的社会-经济取径, 重新考量这些已建立的模型，以扩展我们对创新和领域知识动态的理解。本文检视英国中西部所创造的顶级区块跑 车, 并将全球汽车产业的生产及标准市场，与身份地位市场相互对照，在身份地位市场中，新的在地创新，镶嵌于 特定的供给者-生产者和生产者-消费者的关係之中。本文最终提出身份地位创新政策取径，以处理已发展经济体 中的创新问题。 领域创新模型(TIMs) 创新知识动态(TKDs) 生产市场 身份地位市场 EURODITE MACNEILL S. et JEANNERAT H. Au-delà de la production et des standards: le marché de statut comme approche de l'innovation territoriale et de la politique du savoir, Regional Studies. Les modèles théoriques et politiques actuels d'innovation sont le plus souvent fondés sur la production et soulignent les relations entre producteurs et fournisseurs. Dans une approche socio-économique des marchés, l'article reconsidère ces modèles afin d'élargir notre compréhension de l'innovation et des dynamiques territoriales de connaissance. Nous étudions des innovations dans le segment sport de l'industrie automobile de la région anglaise des West Midlands. Nous contrastons le marché de production et de standards de l'industrie automobile globale avec le marché de statut dans lequel l'innovation locale s'encastre dans des relations fournisseurs-producteurs et producteurs-consommateurs spécifiques. Une approche par une Politique d'Innovation de Statut est finalement proposée pour aborder l'innovation dans des économies développées. Modèles territoriaux d'innovation Dynamiques territoriales de connaissance Marché de producteurs Marché de statut EURODITE MACNEILL S. und JEANNERAT H. Jenseits von Produktion und Standards: auf dem Weg zu einem Statusmarkt-Ansatz für territoriale Innovation und Wissenspolitik, Regional Studies. Die derzeitigen theoretischen und politischen Modelle der Innovation sind in der Regel produktionsbasiert und stellen die Beziehungen zwischen Herstellern und Lieferanten in den Vordergrund. Ausgehend von einem sozioökonomischen Ansatz für Märkte werden diese etablierten Modelle in diesem Beitrag einer Neubewertung unterzogen, um das Verständnis der Innovation und territorialen Wissensdynamik zu erweitern. Wir untersuchen *Corresponding author.
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