Iryna Fil Kristensen
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4635122 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Iryna Fil Kristensen |
| NOMBRES | Iryna Fil |
| APELLIDO | Kristensen |
| FIRMA | KRISTENSEN I F |
| AFILIACIONES | HEC Montreal, Chair in Innovation and Regional Development 3000 Chemin de la Côte‐Sainte‐Catherine Montréal H3T 2A7 QC Canada |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1119-1925 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2022 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Transformative policy for climate change adaptation: Scaling local climate responses
This paper explores the complex dynamics surrounding the implementation of climate change adaptation (CCA) approaches in the context of European cities, particularly those in peripheral regions facing heightened climate vulnerabilities. It argues that while scaling successful local adaptation strategies is essential, such efforts must move beyond replication to embrace translation, learning and place-specificities across multiple levels ranging f…
The entrepreneurial region? Evolving regional government roles in bioeconomy governance
The downscaling of environmental responsibilities poses new challenges for regional governments, necessitating an evolution in their roles to manage environmental policy alongside traditional local development duties. This paper draws on the concept of the entrepreneurial state and on the idea of the ‘entrepreneurial region’ to explore how local and regional governments implement bioeconomy policies and strategies, highlighting governance dynamic…
Sustainable mobility policy on a rural-urban spectrum: Exploring spatial differentiation within the Swedish context
The continued reliance on cars presents a challenge for sustainable mobility policy. A wide range of approaches exists to address this issue, from promoting more sustainable vehicle options to replacing cars altogether. However, national sustainable mobility policies related to car use often suffer from spatial blindness – which implies a limited contextual differentiation based on the specific characteristics of the area in which they are implem…
Innovation in the periphery: Refresh
This short paper serves as an introduction to the special issue published in Geografiska Annaler B on the topic of innovation in the periphery. In addition to summarizing the main contributions included within the special issue, this piece reflects on the current state of knowledge in this sub-field and where the gaps are that need to be filled by research going forwards. This collection represents one step in this direction and pushes forward an…
Comparing innovation strategies: Canada's Ocean Supercluster and Europe's Smart Specialisation initiatives
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…
Leadership and governance challenges in delivering place-based transformation through Smart Specialisation
This paper considers the unfolding of Smart Specialisation Strategy (RIS3) in one of Europe’s innovation-leading metropolitan regions: Stockholm, Sweden. Theoretically, it contributes to debates around change agency and reflects more broadly, which implications arise for metropolitan innovation-leader regions and which are of more generic nature. It argues that actor endowments, dense networks, experience with participatory governance processes a…
Opportunities and challenges in implementing Smart Specialisation in Nordic ‘strong innovator’ regions
In this paper we consider the experience of implementing the Smart Specialisation Strategy (S3) in three regions in Finland, Norway and Denmark. We highlight the challenges each of these ‘strong innovator’ regions has faced in implementing S3. We elucidate the fact that each region faced different challenges when implementing S3. We extend a discussion around place-based policy, which is designed in a regionally bespoke and bottom-up manner, sugg…
Leadership and governance challenges in delivering place-based transformation through Smart Specialisation
This paper considers the unfolding of Smart Specialisation Strategy (RIS3) in one of Europe’s innovation-leading metropolitan regions: Stockholm, Sweden. Theoretically, it contributes to debates around change agency and reflects more broadly, which implications arise for metropolitan innovation-leader regions and which are of more generic nature. It argues that actor endowments, dense networks, experience with participatory governance processes a…
Opportunities and challenges in implementing Smart Specialisation in Nordic ‘strong innovator’ regions
In this paper we consider the experience of implementing the Smart Specialisation Strategy (S3) in three regions in Finland, Norway and Denmark. We highlight the challenges each of these ‘strong innovator’ regions has faced in implementing S3. We elucidate the fact that each region faced different challenges when implementing S3. We extend a discussion around place-based policy, which is designed in a regionally bespoke and bottom-up manner, sugg…
Leadership and governance challenges in delivering place-based transformation through Smart Specialisation
This paper considers the unfolding of Smart Specialisation Strategy (RIS3) in one of Europe’s innovation-leading metropolitan regions: Stockholm, Sweden. Theoretically, it contributes to debates around change agency and reflects more broadly, which implications arise for metropolitan innovation-leader regions and which are of more generic nature. It argues that actor endowments, dense networks, experience with participatory governance processes a…
Opportunities and challenges in implementing Smart Specialisation in Nordic ‘strong innovator’ regions
In this paper we consider the experience of implementing the Smart Specialisation Strategy (S3) in three regions in Finland, Norway and Denmark. We highlight the challenges each of these ‘strong innovator’ regions has faced in implementing S3. We elucidate the fact that each region faced different challenges when implementing S3. We extend a discussion around place-based policy, which is designed in a regionally bespoke and bottom-up manner, sugg…
Innovation in the periphery: Refresh
This short paper serves as an introduction to the special issue published in Geografiska Annaler B on the topic of innovation in the periphery. In addition to summarizing the main contributions included within the special issue, this piece reflects on the current state of knowledge in this sub-field and where the gaps are that need to be filled by research going forwards. This collection represents one step in this direction and pushes forward an…
Comparing innovation strategies: Canada's Ocean Supercluster and Europe's Smart Specialisation initiatives
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…
Sustainable mobility policy on a rural-urban spectrum: Exploring spatial differentiation within the Swedish context
The continued reliance on cars presents a challenge for sustainable mobility policy. A wide range of approaches exists to address this issue, from promoting more sustainable vehicle options to replacing cars altogether. However, national sustainable mobility policies related to car use often suffer from spatial blindness – which implies a limited contextual differentiation based on the specific characteristics of the area in which they are implem…
Transformative policy for climate change adaptation: Scaling local climate responses
This paper explores the complex dynamics surrounding the implementation of climate change adaptation (CCA) approaches in the context of European cities, particularly those in peripheral regions facing heightened climate vulnerabilities. It argues that while scaling successful local adaptation strategies is essential, such efforts must move beyond replication to embrace translation, learning and place-specificities across multiple levels ranging f…
The entrepreneurial region? Evolving regional government roles in bioeconomy governance
The downscaling of environmental responsibilities poses new challenges for regional governments, necessitating an evolution in their roles to manage environmental policy alongside traditional local development duties. This paper draws on the concept of the entrepreneurial state and on the idea of the ‘entrepreneurial region’ to explore how local and regional governments implement bioeconomy policies and strategies, highlighting governance dynamic…
Geography (4 obras) · Political science (4 obras) · Regional Development and Policy (4 obras) · University-Industry-Government Innovation Models (4 obras) · Business (3 obras) · Computer Science (3 obras) · Corporate governance (3 obras) · Regional science (3 obras) · Transformative learning (3 obras) · Bespoke (2 obras)