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Prague as a Knowledge City-Region

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Pechlat J.
Teorie vědy (Theory of Science)
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2009
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vol. 31
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issue 3-4
243-262
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Prague is well known as political, economic and cultural centre of the country. In recent years, cities and regions are regarded and analyzed as knowledge-based economies. This paper tries to summarize selected data allowing the description of Prague as a knowledge-based regional economy and its development as such in the last decade. Presented are various available indicators together with findings of selected recent innovation-related analyses and data on financial support from EU Structural Funds. Furthermore, this paper introduces city development strategies and explains how they aspire to contribute to the development of the city as a knowledge-based economy.
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Culture – Knowledge – Innovation

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Loudin J.
Teorie vědy (Theory of Science)
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2009
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vol. 31
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issue 3-4
45-72
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The article presents an overview of the research problems that frame the conceptual context of the project 'Transition form imitations to innovations as social and cultural process'. The title of the project indicates a main perspective of the analysis. The current rise of knowledge society is a complex process in which so far unconnected elements are being connected. Culture, innovation, and knowledge and their interactions are identified as the key agents of the followed process. The role of culture in knowledge and innovation has been so far underestimated, although intuitively it has always been perceived as crucial. In this respect, the issue of transfer - let it be technological, institutional, or cultural transfer - deserves a foremost research attention. The same applies to the spatial dimension of culture - innovation - knowledge interactions, as these gain a new relevance and meaning in the context of globalization and regionalization.
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