Knowledge-based innovation and the city: The case of Belgrade
The critical role of research in overall progress generates a pressing need to study the relationship between a city and knowledge-based innovation. A number of socio-economic and political processes influence the development of contemporary cities by defining the beneficial balance between...
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Institute of Architecture, Urban & Spatial Planning of Serbia
2015-01-01
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| author | Ivanović-Vojvodić Jelena Stupar Aleksandra |
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| description | The critical role of research in overall progress generates a pressing need
to study the relationship between a city and knowledge-based innovation. A
number of socio-economic and political processes influence the development of
contemporary cities by defining the beneficial balance between financial
ambitions, environmental awareness and sustainability. Consequently, the role
of innovation and knowledge has been emphasized as one of the crucial
generators of urban success. The most recent initiatives originating from
universities and research establishments stimulate the emergence of new
spatial formations and digital upgrading, thus setting up a fertile
environment for intellectual exchange and the production and diffusion of
knowledge and innovations. This article questions the historical, social and
technological implications of research on urban space. The focus is set on
the case of Belgrade and the newly proposed project of a university campus
with its evaluation based on the latest concepts related to the economy of
knowledge. This new type of knowledge-based innovation node is intended to
serve as a driver of Belgrade’s inclusion into the global network of
innovative cities. However, this initiative is still in the domain of
paper-architecture due to financial limitations and a change in development
priorities by the new government. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-4f8438635c03428eb27a57db4129d5c32022-12-21T17:32:48ZengInstitute of Architecture, Urban & Spatial Planning of SerbiaSpatium1450-569X2217-80662015-01-01201534354510.2298/SPAT1534035I1450-569X1534035IKnowledge-based innovation and the city: The case of BelgradeIvanović-Vojvodić Jelena0Stupar Aleksandra1John Naisbitt University, Faculty of Arts and Design, BelgradeFaculty of Architecture, BelgradeThe critical role of research in overall progress generates a pressing need to study the relationship between a city and knowledge-based innovation. A number of socio-economic and political processes influence the development of contemporary cities by defining the beneficial balance between financial ambitions, environmental awareness and sustainability. Consequently, the role of innovation and knowledge has been emphasized as one of the crucial generators of urban success. The most recent initiatives originating from universities and research establishments stimulate the emergence of new spatial formations and digital upgrading, thus setting up a fertile environment for intellectual exchange and the production and diffusion of knowledge and innovations. This article questions the historical, social and technological implications of research on urban space. The focus is set on the case of Belgrade and the newly proposed project of a university campus with its evaluation based on the latest concepts related to the economy of knowledge. This new type of knowledge-based innovation node is intended to serve as a driver of Belgrade’s inclusion into the global network of innovative cities. However, this initiative is still in the domain of paper-architecture due to financial limitations and a change in development priorities by the new government.http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/1450-569X/2015/1450-569X1534035I.pdfcityknowledgeinnovationurban transformationscompetitiveness |
| spellingShingle | Ivanović-Vojvodić Jelena Stupar Aleksandra Knowledge-based innovation and the city: The case of Belgrade Spatium city knowledge innovation urban transformations competitiveness |
| title | Knowledge-based innovation and the city: The case of Belgrade |
| title_full | Knowledge-based innovation and the city: The case of Belgrade |
| title_fullStr | Knowledge-based innovation and the city: The case of Belgrade |
| title_full_unstemmed | Knowledge-based innovation and the city: The case of Belgrade |
| title_short | Knowledge-based innovation and the city: The case of Belgrade |
| title_sort | knowledge based innovation and the city the case of belgrade |
| topic | city knowledge innovation urban transformations competitiveness |
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