David Doloreux
Biographic Data
| ID | 1367754 |
|---|---|
| NAME | David Doloreux |
| GIVEN NAMES | David |
| FAMILY NAME | Doloreux |
| SIGNATURE | DOLOREUX D |
| AFFILIATIONS | HEC Montréal |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7101-2170 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 56 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 192 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 54 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 2 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 7 |
Place-based rural development
This paper studies the modalities and processes of place-based development in rural economies. Through a case study of the wine industry in Nova Scotia (Canada), it examines why place-based development is important for rural industrial revitalization, and how new economic development is achieved through capacity building, multi-actor collaborations, and local sense-making. This case study highlights the ways in which interactions among multiple a…
What Types of Knowledge‐Intensive Business Services Use Services as a Source of Innovation
The paper examines the factors that influence why knowledge‐intensive business services (KIBS) draw from other KIBS firms in their innovation activities. We provide new empirical evidence on specific firm‐level conditions under which the interactions between KIBS–KIBS are more (or less) likely to be observed. The effects of internal resources, different knowledge search activities, and innovation outcome strategies in influencing KIBS–KIBS intera…
The sensitivity of innovation modes to distance
Network versus spatial proximity and firm innovation
The paper analyzes the relationship between different types of proximities—network and spatial—in relation to innovation in the context of the R&D service industry. In doing so, it contributes to the recent debate in the literature on the effects of network connectivity versus geographical colocation. The paper uses original data from a survey of 145 R&D service establishments in Montreal (Canada) and their interactions with both local and nonloc…
New industrial policy between territorial assumptions and spatial practices
Industrial and innovation policies enshrine geographic assumptions that are usually implicit, such as a spatial hierarchy of jurisdictions, a spatialized understanding of their likely impact, and a territorial view of stakeholders. For policies to succeed, these implicit assumptions need to align across stakeholders and be compatible with spatial practices. This is particularly the case for New Industrial Policies, which seek to re-shore strategi…
The micro-geography of knowledge exchanges in Montreal
Observation and theory confirm that economic activity can benefit from spatial agglomeration and clustering. Typically this has been analysed at the region or city scale, but recently micro-local and neighbourhood dynamics have drawn attention. Most studies first observe agglomeration, then infer or theorise processes that drive it; these inferred processes have become embedded in urban policy thinking. One such process is localised knowledge exc…
Strategic regional path development
La politique régionale à l'ère des zones d'innovation
Sommaire Cet article analyse les développements récents de la politique d'innovation régionale liée à l'agenda des zones d'innovation au Québec. À partir d'une étude de cas de la zone d'innovation Technum à Bromont, cet article s'interroge sur la véritable nouveauté de cette politique, sur sa capacité à stimuler et soutenir la mise en réseau des acteurs de l'innovation et sur son potentiel à encourager la transformation industrielle de l’économie…
The diverse processes behind neighborhood-level business agglomeration
The (micro) geography of collaborations and interactions in an urban context
From central directives to local actions
The low-carbon city pilot (LCCP) policy in China, combining central government design with local government action, aims to foster green innovation and improve climate outcomes. This study evaluates the policy's effect on green technological diversification in pilot cities, with attention to characteristics of local technological portfolios and selection modes of pilot cities. Our findings reveal that the LCCP policy, rather than technological re…
Inbound open innovation in SMEs
Beyond “buzz”
We examine the link between neighborhood characteristics, the importance of knowledge exchange, and firm innovation in Montreal. To this end we combine two sources of data: place-of-residence census data from Statistics Canada and the results of an original firm survey. Through principal component analysis and subsequent clustering, we define five types of neighborhoods. The results revealed that firms assign higher importance to local knowledge …
New industrial path development in “less glamorized regions”
This article analyses the case of the wine industry in rural Nova Scotia (Canada) and addresses the following question: what sparks a new wine industry path in rural regions that lack supportive preconditions and local assets? We examine this from the perspective of different actors and their agencies when creating the conditions and structures for shaping new path development. Our findings provide a novel, empirically based understanding of indi…
Related diversification of high-quality technologies within Chinese cities
This study explores the diversification of high-quality technologies within Chinese cities from 2000 to 2015. Our results reveal that both high-quality and low-quality technological portfolios contribute to high-quality technological diversification. High-quality portfolios dominate this process as provide high-value knowledge that can be shared with new related technologies. Meanwhile, low-quality portfolios play a complementary role in this pro…
Le quartier
Cet article porte sur la géographie urbaine et les dynamiques de l'innovation à l'échelle du quartier. Il s'agit de s'interroger quant à l'apport des quartiers en soutien à l'innovation et à comprendre, d'une part, dans quelle mesure et comment les entrepreneurs se servent du quartier et des lieux qui s'y trouvent pour obtenir et échanger des connaissances, et d'autre part, les rapports de ce type qu'ils entretiennent avec les acteurs localisés d…
The Rise of Craft Brewing Industry in Québec's Peripheral Regions (Canada)
Local development, especially in outlying or declining regions, is a perennial issue. "Neolocalism," a combined marketing and community-building approach, draws upon and strengthens local identity and culture to create unique products, to bolster tourism and place branding, but also as ends in themselves. Craft breweries are often associated with neolocalism. In this paper, which focuses on peripheral regions of Québec, we first explore how brewe…
Kibs as knowledge sources for innovation in rural regions
Intermediaries in regional innovation systems
Comparing innovation strategies
The Global Innovation Clusters’ Initiative (GIC) is an innovation program launched in Canada. This article aims to describe the policy, in particular its key similarities and differences with the Europe's Smart Specialisation (S3) policy initiative, and critically explore the logic behind its inception. The article reveals that although policy implementation practices are bespoke and context‐specific, the need to increase coordination between dif…
Origine, développement et ancrage territorial des microbrasseries artisanales
Cet article porte sur le développement d'une nouvelle industrie, à savoir l'industrie brassicole dans la région périphérique de l'Est‐du‐Québec. Son objectif consiste à comprendre et décrire les principales activités des microbrasseries pour déceler leur apport au développement des régions de l'Est‐du‐Québec, à savoir le Bas‐Saint‐Laurent et Gaspésie–Îles‐de‐la‐Madeleine. Les résultats de notre analyse permettent d'apporter des enseignements nouv…
Canada's Ocean Supercluster initiative
Since the late 1980s, there has been no explicit regional policy in Canada. Indirectly, though, equalization payments, industrial policies, as well as regional agencies encouraging the adoption of federal industrial and innovation policies, impact regional economies. In 2017, the federal government appeared to alter its approach: the Supercluster initiative was announced, drawing upon the idea that localized networks of interrelated firms can gen…
Les grappes industrielles en régions périphériques
Figurant comme un élément important des politiques de développement économique, les grappes régionales ont été souvent présentées, à tort ou à raison, comme étant l'environnement le mieux adapté pour stimuler l'innovation et la compétitivité des entreprises et des régions. L'objectif de cet article est d'étudier le phénomène des grappes industrielles en région périphérique à partir du cas des biotechnologies marines à Rimouski. Pour ce faire, nou…
New path creation in the artificial intelligence industry
This article contributes to the growing literature on a broader understanding of new industry path creation shaped by regional preconditions as well as multi-actor and multi-scale interventions. Using the case of Montreal’s artificial intelligence (AI) industry as its testing ground, the findings point to the significance of pre-existing industrial structures and knowledge base, as well as the importance of new innovative entrepreneurship, instit…
When history does not matter? The rise of Quebec’s wine industry
This article contributes to the debate on new regional path development, proposing an analytical framework that accounts for new industries arising almost ex nihilo in places with weakly developed preconditions. The paper explores how seemingly adverse initial conditions can be translated into a new development path over time and casts light on the interplay between structure and agency in such settings. We find that new path development processe…
Regional innovation systems
Regional Innovation Systems in Canada
Doloreux D. (2004) Regional innovation systems in Canada: a comparative study. Reg. Studies 38, 481-494. The Regional Innovation System (RIS) has become a leading approach in explaining the innovation processes and patterns experienced by firms and industries at the regional level. This paper investigates the innovation activities of small and medium sized enterprises in different regions, assesses the extent of their involvement in systemic inno…
What we should know about regional systems of innovation
Knowledge-Intensive Business Services (Kibs) Use and User Innovation
Shearmur R. and Doloreux D. Knowledge-intensive business services (KIBS) use and user innovation: high-order services, geographic hierarchies and internet use in Quebec's manufacturing sector, Regional Studies. Geographic proximity between users and suppliers of knowledge-intensive business services (KIBS) provides no advantage in terms of innovation performance. This paper first establishes that it is those KIBS most closely associated with inno…
What we should know about knowledge-intensive business services
When history does not matter? The rise of Quebec’s wine industry
This article contributes to the debate on new regional path development, proposing an analytical framework that accounts for new industries arising almost ex nihilo in places with weakly developed preconditions. The paper explores how seemingly adverse initial conditions can be translated into a new development path over time and casts light on the interplay between structure and agency in such settings. We find that new path development processe…
New path creation in the artificial intelligence industry
This article contributes to the growing literature on a broader understanding of new industry path creation shaped by regional preconditions as well as multi-actor and multi-scale interventions. Using the case of Montreal’s artificial intelligence (AI) industry as its testing ground, the findings point to the significance of pre-existing industrial structures and knowledge base, as well as the importance of new innovative entrepreneurship, instit…
The geography of knowledge revisited
It is difficult to define, let alone locate, knowledge. Research in regional studies suggests that cities are the focus of knowledge-intensive business services (KIBS), attract knowledge workers, and concentrate research and development (R&D) and universities: the implication is that knowledge is created in and diffused from urban centres. We suggest this may be a consequence of only studying knowledge that is relevant to, and used by, city-based…
Central places or networks? Paradigms, metaphors, and spatial configurations of innovation-related service use
It has been suggested that a paradigm shift has occurred in the study of urban systems, central places being displaced by networks because the latter are better suited to currently observable processes. Cities are understood as harbouring local networks (milieu, clusters, buzz), as well as being themselves functionally specialised nodes in wider nonhierarchical networks. We test the empirical validity of this contention by analysing the geography…
Economic Development, Social Inclusion and Urban Governance
Over the last decade, numerous studies have emerged that attempt to articulate the links between economic development, social inclusion and democratic politics at the level of the city-region. One very significant set of articles comprised the Debate on City-Regions in this journal in 2007, propounding the arguments for an interpretation of the politics of city-regions as necessarily involving tensions between economic development and social incl…
Collaboration, information and the geography of innovation in knowledge intensive business services
Most studies on the relationship between space and innovation have focused on local factors to explain spatial variations in the innovation performance of firms. Few papers have considered the relationship between innovation and the wider spatial structure within which firms operate. This article has three objectives. First, we investigate whether innovation varies in a continuous manner across space. Second, we explore whether these spatial vari…
Developing a Knowledge Infrastructure to Foster Regional Innovation in the Periphery
Melançon Y. and Doloreux D. Developing a knowledge infrastructure to foster regional innovation in the periphery: a study from Quebec's coastal region in Canada, Regional Studies. Building on the case study of Quebec's coastal region maritime industry, the relevance of the regional innovation system framework to analyse and plan innovation development in the periphery is discussed. The analysis indicates that in Quebec's coastal region, while pub…
The Rise of Craft Brewing Industry in Québec's Peripheral Regions (Canada)
Local development, especially in outlying or declining regions, is a perennial issue. "Neolocalism," a combined marketing and community-building approach, draws upon and strengthens local identity and culture to create unique products, to bolster tourism and place branding, but also as ends in themselves. Craft breweries are often associated with neolocalism. In this paper, which focuses on peripheral regions of Québec, we first explore how brewe…
Kibs as both innovators and knowledge intermediaries in the innovation process
Science Parks
In response to the current accepted wisdom that we are now in a 'knowledge economy', where economic growth is directly linked to the capacity to gather and analyse information, an increasingly popular policy approach has been to foster the development of science parks. These parks, it is argued, contribute to the development of learning regions' by encouraging knowledge transfer between academic institutions and 'high-tech' or 'knowledge-intensiv…
New industrial path development in “less glamorized regions”
This article analyses the case of the wine industry in rural Nova Scotia (Canada) and addresses the following question: what sparks a new wine industry path in rural regions that lack supportive preconditions and local assets? We examine this from the perspective of different actors and their agencies when creating the conditions and structures for shaping new path development. Our findings provide a novel, empirically based understanding of indi…
How do firms in co-located clusters interact? Evidence from Greater Montreal
We developed a theoretical framework to explore how firms agglomerate and develop linkages within and across co-located clusters in a competitive urban economy. We applied our framework to Montreal, where we analyzed relationships among its aerospace, information technology and artificial intelligence firms. Using network community structure analysis, we show that firm linkages largely agglomerate within industrial lines. However, there are impor…
Technopoles et trajectoires stratégiques
Le phénomène technopolitain a pris une dimension importante dans les stratégies de développement local depuis les années 1980. Toutefois, dès lors qu'on tente d'observer les différentes formes de la technopole, on se rend compte qu'elles présentent des réalités diverses. Cet article est consacré à l'évaluation de la trajectoire stratégique de la technopole, en questionnant plus particulièrement les formes de développement rassemblées sous l'appel…
Beyond “buzz”
We examine the link between neighborhood characteristics, the importance of knowledge exchange, and firm innovation in Montreal. To this end we combine two sources of data: place-of-residence census data from Statistics Canada and the results of an original firm survey. Through principal component analysis and subsequent clustering, we define five types of neighborhoods. The results revealed that firms assign higher importance to local knowledge …
Intermediaries in regional innovation systems
L’émergence de la grappe industrielle de l'intelligence artificielle (IA) à Montréal
Messages clés L’émergence de la grappe industrielle en IA a été supportée à la fois par les conditions initiales locales ainsi que par les processus d'interaction avec des acteurs étrangers. La formation de la grappe industrielle l'IA à Montréal suggère que, dès le début, les liens globaux avec d'autres industries et grappes industrielles sont primordiaux. La naissance d'une grappe industrielle n'est pas un phénomène isolé mais plutôt basé sur le…
Intervention publique sur le développement de grappes industrielles au Québec
Cet article décrit les conditions de développement de quatre grappes industrielles et les mécanismes d’insertion de ces dernières dans l’économie régionale. Les cas à l’étude sont les grappes de l’aérospatiale et du vêtement à Montréal, ainsi que de l’agroalimentaire et des sciences et technologies maritimes dans la région du Bas‐Saint‐Laurent. Les grappes industrielles sont généralement définies comme des arrangements d’entreprises, d’acteurs go…
Production Systems and Innovation in 'Satellite' Regions
The recent craze among policymakers for innovation and regional economic development is no accident. It results from recent, widespread analyses highlighting innovation as the main factor in economic growth and the region as the most appropriate level at which to stimulate and support innovation. This article aims to show how the territorial impact of economic changes in a heightened competitive context has served to (re-)activate interplay betwe…
Regional Innovation Capacities in New Member States
The paper examines the characteristics and performance of regional innovation systems in 12 new member states of the European Union. More specifically, it develops a typology that differentiates their various potentials as innovative regions. Based on a principal component analysis, five different groups of regions are identified. The characteristic profile of each group is detailed and exploration of possible paths of innovation-based regional d…
The Evolution of an Innovation System in a Rural Area
This article aims to examine the development trajectory of a local innovation system in a rural region, namely La Pocatière, Québec (Canada), from an extended historical perspective (1830-2005). More specifically, its objective is to identify and analyse historical factors that give us a better understanding of the main determinants of the special heritage of this innovation system and of the institutional context in which it emerged and evolved.…
La Pépinière d'Entreprises Dans Le Contexte d'Un Parc Scientifique
L'émergence de pépinières visant à soutenir la formation d'entreprises à caractère innovateur demeure un phénomèna relativement récent. Dans les villes où il existe un parc scientifique, ou encore où l'on développe un projet de technopôle, la pépinière représente un outil d'aménagement et d'intervention de premier ordre en termes d'innovation et de transfert technologique. Cependant, le problème est de reconnître dans quelle mesure la pépinière d…
Science Parks
In response to the current accepted wisdom that we are now in a 'knowledge economy', where economic growth is directly linked to the capacity to gather and analyse information, an increasingly popular policy approach has been to foster the development of science parks. These parks, it is argued, contribute to the development of learning regions' by encouraging knowledge transfer between academic institutions and 'high-tech' or 'knowledge-intensiv…
What we should know about regional systems of innovation
Regional Innovation Systems in Canada
Doloreux D. (2004) Regional innovation systems in Canada: a comparative study. Reg. Studies 38, 481-494. The Regional Innovation System (RIS) has become a leading approach in explaining the innovation processes and patterns experienced by firms and industries at the regional level. This paper investigates the innovation activities of small and medium sized enterprises in different regions, assesses the extent of their involvement in systemic inno…
Regional innovation systems
Technopoles et trajectoires stratégiques
Le phénomène technopolitain a pris une dimension importante dans les stratégies de développement local depuis les années 1980. Toutefois, dès lors qu'on tente d'observer les différentes formes de la technopole, on se rend compte qu'elles présentent des réalités diverses. Cet article est consacré à l'évaluation de la trajectoire stratégique de la technopole, en questionnant plus particulièrement les formes de développement rassemblées sous l'appel…
Structure et fonctionnement du cluster maritime du Québec
Cette étude de cas du cluster maritime du Québec cherche à analyser les principaux mécanismes qui expliquent le fonctionnement et le développement du cluster et, parallèlement, à analyser les barrières qui freinent ou limitent sa croissance. Les résultats de cette étude portent sur une enquête réalisée auprès des entreprises maritimes et des organisations de soutien à l’industrie maritime. Les analyses démontrent, dans le cas du cluster maritime …
La création et le développement de clusters maritimes au Canada et en Europe
Cet article examine différentes formes de clusters dans l’industrie maritime et compare six exemples : deux canadiens (le Québec maritime et St-John’s) et quatre européens (Copenhague, Turku, Brest et Tromso). Avec l’appui de documents récents sur les clusters et le développement économique de ces régions, nous cherchons à dégager des éléments-clés entourant la mise en place des différentes stratégies de développement de ces clusters et de leur f…
The Evolution of an Innovation System in a Rural Area
This article aims to examine the development trajectory of a local innovation system in a rural region, namely La Pocatière, Québec (Canada), from an extended historical perspective (1830-2005). More specifically, its objective is to identify and analyse historical factors that give us a better understanding of the main determinants of the special heritage of this innovation system and of the institutional context in which it emerged and evolved.…
Is regional innovation system development possible in peripheral regions? Some evidence from the case of La Pocatière, Canada
The aim of this paper is to contribute to a greater understanding of the research on innovation systems in peripheral regions by providing a detailed account of the case of the La Pocatière region in Canada. In analysing this case, we raise the following two questions: (1) what are the actors and structure of the innovation system in La Pocatière?; (2) what are the key factors and dynamics leading to innovation activity, as well as to the transfo…
To What Extent do Sectors “Socialize” Innovation Differently? Mapping Cooperative Linkages in Knowledge‐Intensive Industries in the Ottawa Region
This paper investigates the relative significance of local vs. distant forms of cooperation and knowledge sourcing in different knowledge‐intensive sectors of the Ottawa region. Based on a recently completed survey of 172 firms, we address specifically the respective contribution of local, national and international cooperation in supplying firms with ideas, information and knowledge. Explanations for different collaborative patterns between high…
Regional Innovation Capacities in New Member States
The paper examines the characteristics and performance of regional innovation systems in 12 new member states of the European Union. More specifically, it develops a typology that differentiates their various potentials as innovative regions. Based on a principal component analysis, five different groups of regions are identified. The characteristic profile of each group is detailed and exploration of possible paths of innovation-based regional d…
Le rôle des politiques et des actions publiques dans l’émergence et l’évolution du projet de cluster maritime du Québec
Cet article est consacré à l’étude du Projet de cluster maritime du Québec. Ce projet, qui trouve ses origines dans des politiques publiques formulées à partir de 1998, représente une tentative délibérée de faire émerger au sein de l’industrie maritime des régions du Québec maritime un cluster dynamique. Cet article a un double objectif. Tout d’abord, il vise à décrire et à analyser les politiques et les actions publiques au coeur de ce projet de…
What we should know about knowledge-intensive business services
Politiques publiques d'innovation régionale et compétitivité mondiale
The objective of this article is to analyse public initiatives to stimulate regional innovation in Walloon region in Belgium and in the Province of Quebec. The empirical analysis relies on the competitive poles program in Walloon and on the ACCORD project (Action Concertée de Coopération Régionale de Développement) in Quebec. The comparison will allow discussing the implementation and regional embedding of these programs and will reveal the simil…
Collaboration, information and the geography of innovation in knowledge intensive business services
Most studies on the relationship between space and innovation have focused on local factors to explain spatial variations in the innovation performance of firms. Few papers have considered the relationship between innovation and the wider spatial structure within which firms operate. This article has three objectives. First, we investigate whether innovation varies in a continuous manner across space. Second, we explore whether these spatial vari…
Developing a Knowledge Infrastructure to Foster Regional Innovation in the Periphery
Melançon Y. and Doloreux D. Developing a knowledge infrastructure to foster regional innovation in the periphery: a study from Quebec's coastal region in Canada, Regional Studies. Building on the case study of Quebec's coastal region maritime industry, the relevance of the regional innovation system framework to analyse and plan innovation development in the periphery is discussed. The analysis indicates that in Quebec's coastal region, while pub…
Intervention publique sur le développement de grappes industrielles au Québec
Cet article décrit les conditions de développement de quatre grappes industrielles et les mécanismes d’insertion de ces dernières dans l’économie régionale. Les cas à l’étude sont les grappes de l’aérospatiale et du vêtement à Montréal, ainsi que de l’agroalimentaire et des sciences et technologies maritimes dans la région du Bas‐Saint‐Laurent. Les grappes industrielles sont généralement définies comme des arrangements d’entreprises, d’acteurs go…
Production Systems and Innovation in 'Satellite' Regions
The recent craze among policymakers for innovation and regional economic development is no accident. It results from recent, widespread analyses highlighting innovation as the main factor in economic growth and the region as the most appropriate level at which to stimulate and support innovation. This article aims to show how the territorial impact of economic changes in a heightened competitive context has served to (re-)activate interplay betwe…
Context and differentiation
Highlights► The aim of this paper is to analyse the development of the wine industry in Canada. ► There are variations in the way the industry develop in British Columbia, Ontario and Quebec. ► The development of an industry at the regional level is a complex process and, in the case of the wine industry, it is the various possible combinations of physical and human factors that will determine the distinctive features of its development in differ…
Innovation and Technological Catch-up
Innovation and Technological Catch-up: The Changing Geography of Wine Production, Elisa Giuliani, Andrea Morrison and Roberta Rabellotti (Eds), Edward Elgar, Cheltenham (2011). x + 232 pp. £69.95 (
Production et diffusion de l'innovation dans les régions satellites
L’objectif de cet article vise à vérifier s’il existe des dynamiques d’innovation idiosyncratiques au sein des régions satellites. Il s’agit, d’une part, de vérifier s’il est possible d’isoler des différences entre les régions satellites en matière d’innovation, et d’autre part, d’examiner l’existence de processus spécifiques à ces régions (par rapport aux régions périphériques). Le matériel empirique utilisé est constitué d’une enquête auprès d’…
Economic Development, Social Inclusion and Urban Governance
Over the last decade, numerous studies have emerged that attempt to articulate the links between economic development, social inclusion and democratic politics at the level of the city-region. One very significant set of articles comprised the Debate on City-Regions in this journal in 2007, propounding the arguments for an interpretation of the politics of city-regions as necessarily involving tensions between economic development and social incl…
Knowledge-Intensive Business Services (Kibs) Use and User Innovation
Shearmur R. and Doloreux D. Knowledge-intensive business services (KIBS) use and user innovation: high-order services, geographic hierarchies and internet use in Quebec's manufacturing sector, Regional Studies. Geographic proximity between users and suppliers of knowledge-intensive business services (KIBS) provides no advantage in terms of innovation performance. This paper first establishes that it is those KIBS most closely associated with inno…
Central places or networks? Paradigms, metaphors, and spatial configurations of innovation-related service use
It has been suggested that a paradigm shift has occurred in the study of urban systems, central places being displaced by networks because the latter are better suited to currently observable processes. Cities are understood as harbouring local networks (milieu, clusters, buzz), as well as being themselves functionally specialised nodes in wider nonhierarchical networks. We test the empirical validity of this contention by analysing the geography…
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