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9. Regionale Bioökonomiepfade

Authors : Lena Stock, Daniel Schiller

Published in: Bioökonomie und regionaler Strukturwandel

Publisher: Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden

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Zusammenfassung

Pfadabhängige Entwicklung beschreibt Prozesse, in denen zukünftige Ereignisse von früheren Ereignissen und bestehenden Strukturen abhängen. Dieses Konzept ist in der evolutionären Wirtschaftsgeografie ein zentraler Ansatz zum Verständnis von Prozessen des regionalen Wandels. In diesem Kapitel werden zunächst Grundzüge der pfadabhängigen Entwicklung und Varianten der Entstehung neuer oder veränderter regionaler Pfade eingeführt. Darauf aufbauend wird diskutiert, unter welchen Voraussetzungen nachhaltige regionale Entwicklungspfade ausgehend von grünen Branchen entstehen können. Im Mittelpunkt stehen mögliche Treiber und Hemmnisse sowie strukturelle Barrieren mit besonderem Fokus auf strukturschwache Regionen. Abschließend werden in der Literatur dokumentierte Fallbeispiele der Entwicklung regionaler Bioökonomie-Pfade vorgestellt und daraus Besonderheiten der regionalen Pfadentwicklung im Bereich der Bioökonomie abgeleitet.

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Metadata
Title
Regionale Bioökonomiepfade
Authors
Lena Stock
Daniel Schiller
Copyright Year
2024
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-42358-2_9

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