Search for dissertations about: "regional utveckling"
Showing result 11 - 15 of 122 swedish dissertations containing the words regional utveckling.
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11. Systems Analysis for Eco-Industrial Development : Applied on Cement and Biogas Production Systems
Abstract : Our industrial systems are not sustainable—a major challenge which demands several types of responses. Eco-industrial development can be seen as such a response, with the goal to establish industrial systems that are both ecological and economical. Industrial Ecology is another closely related response. READ MORE
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12. Inclusive place branding – What it is and how to progress towards it
Abstract : Den här avhandlingen handlar om att arbeta med platsvarumärken på ett inklu-derande sätt. Forskare har på senare år uttryckt att fler aktörer, inte minst invå-nare, måste delta aktivt i platsvarumärkesprocessen. READ MORE
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13. Integrated regional energy planning for islands : Development of a decision-aiding methodological framework and application
Abstract : Clear and inclusive planning guidance for island planners seeking transitions away from traditional fossil fuel based energy systems is currently needed. At present, the guidance from the scientific community has largely been provided piecemeal and with significant focus on the specifics of single islands and, more often than not, on proposed energy systems’ techno-economics. READ MORE
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14. Industrial Dynamics and Regional Structural Change : Geographical Perspectives on Economic Evolution
Abstract : This thesis investigates the process of economic transformation taking place in Sweden since the mid 1970s. Especially, it is concerned with how and why benefits that firms and industries draw from regional co-location with other actors (agglomeration externalities) vary over stages of economic transformation. READ MORE
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15. The Dynamics of Innovation and Knowledge-Based Regional Development
Abstract : Geographical regions as diverse as Silicon Valley, California and Linköping, Sweden have been the sources of new technology and endogenously created innovations. Scholars and policymakers recognise that specific regions or clusters of businesses have the capability to engage in more innovative activities and new business formation and to experience higher employment growth than others. READ MORE