Characteristics of Innovation in Regions with Small- and Medium- Sized Towns

Zoltán  Birkner; Tivadar Máhr; Erzsébet Péter; Nora  Rodek Berkes

Zoltán Birkner
Tivadar Máhr
Erzsébet Péter
Nora Rodek Berkes

Ključne besede: mikropolitanska regija, inovacije v regijah, tehnološke in družbene inovacije, konkurenca

Povzetek

Globalizacija zahteva svoje žrtve, kar po mnenju avtorjev pomeni negotovo prihodnost majhnih in srednje velikih mest v Evropi.Vloga centrov se nenehno povečuje, večina raziskovalcev raje analizira konkurenčnost in inovativnost metropolitanskih območij. V tej študiji nameravamo opredeliti majhna in srednje velika mesta v regiji Srednje in Vzhodne Evrope ter raziskati njihovo možno pot razvoja. Avtorji so prepričani, da je eden od načinov preživetja teh mest krepitev inovacijskih sposobnosti, kar pomeni povečanje inovacijske uspešnosti gospodarskih subjektov in nove oblike interakcij med drugimi institucijami za reševanje družbenih problemov. Teoretično izhodišče sta interpretacija in predstavitev mikropolitanskih regij (brez velikih mest), pa tudi razumevanje koncepta tehnoloških in družbenih inovacij. Kot rezultat raziskave bo predstavljeno merjenje, povezano z inovacijami, v nekaterih naseljih. Te izkušnje lahko pomagajo majhnim in srednje velikim mestom, da lahko sledijo globalni konkurenci in prekinejo migracije ter erozijo intelektualnega potenciala.

Prenosi

Podatki o prenosih še niso na voljo.

Biografije avtorja

Zoltán Birkner

University of Pannonia, Applied Economics Institute, Madžarska
E-pošta: birkner.zoltan@uni-pen.hu
Poštni naslov: 18. Zrínyi str. 8800 Nagykanizsa, Madžarska.
Telefonska številka: +36 30/6350820.

Zoltán Birkner, PhD is an associate professor at the University of Pannonia Nagykanizsa Campus, a research specialist in the field of innovation performance of companies and regions, and the manager of a water technology research and development center.

Tivadar Máhr

PhD student at Applied Economics Institute, University of Pannonia, Madžarska
E-pošta: mahrtivadar@gmail.com
Poštni naslov: 18. Zrínyi str. 8800 Nagykanizsa, Madžarska
Telefonska številka: +36 30/9299469.

Tivadar Máhr is an active settlement development specialists, a tourism and innovation expert, the deputy mayor of a highlighted touristic destination, and a PhD student in management and business administration at the Doctoral School of University of Pannonia.

Erzsébet Péter

University of Pannonia, Applied Economics Institute, Madžarska
E-pošta: peter.erzsebet@uni-pen.hu
Poštni naslov: 18. Zrínyi str. 8800 Nagykanizsa, Madžarska.
Telefonska številka: +36 70 5295514.

Erzsébet Péter PhD is an associate professor at University of Pannonia Nagykanizsa Campus, a research specialist in the field of companies and regions.

Nora Rodek Berkes

University of Pannonia, Applied Economics Institute, Madžarska
E-pošta: rodek.nora@uni-pen.hu
Poštni naslov: 18. Zrínyi str. 8800 Nagykanizsa, Madžarska
Telefonska številka: +36 30/3787058.

Nora Rodek Berkes is a lecturer at University of Pannonia Nagykanizsa Campus. She is a PhD candidate in management and business administration at the Doctoral School of University of Pannonia. Her research topics are CSR (corporate social responsibility), sustainable and responsible management, social innovation. Besides the theoretical research of CSR, she is active in practice, as she participates in many projects and programs with the topic of social responsibility.

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