Carlo Castaldi
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 258566 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Carlo Castaldi |
| PRENOMES | Carlo |
| SOBRENOME | Castaldi |
| ASSINATURA | CASTALDI C |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Utrecht University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5747-6788 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 91 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2006 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Out of Sight? Revealing Creativity-Led Innovation in Rural Regions
Economic geography has offered several insights to understand the role of geography in shaping creativity, innovation, and the way they are connected in space. Unfortunately, most attention has been devoted to analyzing cities and urban regions as the ideal context where creativity and innovation come together. Emerging counternarratives are challenging this urban perspective and proposing that creativity-led innovation can also thrive in rural, …
Economic Geography for the Next Century
In this editorial we follow on from Murphy’s “Looking Back: Economic Geography’s Evolution, 1925–1991” (Murphy Citation2026), a critical and reflective history of EG, to reflect upon where matters are presently, and on future directions that we see as most relevant, urgent, and exciting
Inclusive Intellectual Property Rights? The Case of Collective Trademarks
Collective trademarks are emerging as a form of intellectual property right with greater potential for inclusivity in generating development opportunities. The social dimension relates to the extent to which collective trademarks benefit a greater number of actors, as well as groups and communities that would otherwise have fewer opportunities to generate economic returns. The geographical dimension considers whether collective trademarks could b…
The geography of urban innovation beyond patents only
The geography of urban innovation in the United States has often been portrayed as dominated by a few large cities. However, emerging perspectives challenge this notion by highlighting the significance of secondary cities for innovation processes. Unfortunately, prevailing narratives and empirical evidence focus on technological invention only, measured by patents. This study aims to reevaluate the geography of urban innovation by considering var…
Places as brands
What happens when actors and sectors incorporate references to specific territories in their development efforts? Throughout history, producers have capitalised individually and collectively on place associations through mechanisms such as product marketing and cultural framing in order to protect investments and promote internationalisation efforts. This contribution explores the agenda-setting power of the concept of ‘place-based intangibles’: …
Relatedness, Cross-relatedness and Regional Innovation Specializations
This article examines how regions develop new innovation specializations, covering different activities in the whole process from technological invention to commercialization. We develop a conceptual framework anchored in two building blocks: first, the conceptualization of innovation as a process spanning technology, design, and market activities; second, the application and extension of the principle of relatedness to understand developments wi…
Location choices of Chinese greenfield investments across EU regions
The presence of Chinese multinational enterprises (MNEs) in Europe is on the rise, yet they concentrate in specific regions. Traditional spatial explanations of this clustering refer to the co-location of foreign and local firms in the same or related sectors (‘industry agglomeration’). Nonetheless, Chinese investors may also favour locations with a presence of Chinese firms and ethnic communities (‘country-of-origin agglomeration’). We investiga…
Regions and trademarks
At the intersection of regional and innovation studies, trademark research is producing stylized facts, methodological lessons and policy insights underlining the importance of softer intangible assets for regional resilience and growth. Despite all the recent attention, there are still several opportunities that the present agenda-framing piece tries to canvas, identifying at least two directions for further research: the geography of innovation…
Related Variety, Unrelated Variety and Technological Breakthroughs
Castaldi C., Frenken K. and Los B. Related variety, unrelated variety and technological breakthroughs: an analysis of US state-level patenting, Regional Studies. This paper investigates how variety affects the innovation output of a region. Borrowing arguments from theories of recombinant innovation, it is expected that related variety will enhance innovation as related technologies are more easily recombined into a new technology. However, it is…
A aparição do demônio no Catulé
Carlos Castaldi faz uma "descrição densa" da tragédia ocorrida no município de Malacacheta, em Minas Gerais, na Fazenda São João da Mata, no ano de 1955. Em abril desse ano, quatro crianças foram assassinadas por um grupo de parceiros convertidos à Igreja Adventista da Promessa, por estarem, segundo acreditavam, possuídas pelo diabo. Em seguida ao fato, por iniciativa conjunta da revista Anhembi, do Instituto Nacional de Estudos Pedagógicos e do …
The Grip of History and the Scope for Novelty
The very notion of multiple paths of socio-economic change ultimately rests on the idea that history is an essential part of the interpretation of most socio-economic phenomena one observes at any time and place. The prop erty that history matters is also intimately related to that of time irreversibility . In the socio-economic domain and in many areas of natural sciences as well, one cannot reverse the arrow of time — even in principle, let alo…
Related Variety, Unrelated Variety and Technological Breakthroughs
Castaldi C., Frenken K. and Los B. Related variety, unrelated variety and technological breakthroughs: an analysis of US state-level patenting, Regional Studies. This paper investigates how variety affects the innovation output of a region. Borrowing arguments from theories of recombinant innovation, it is expected that related variety will enhance innovation as related technologies are more easily recombined into a new technology. However, it is…
Regions and trademarks
At the intersection of regional and innovation studies, trademark research is producing stylized facts, methodological lessons and policy insights underlining the importance of softer intangible assets for regional resilience and growth. Despite all the recent attention, there are still several opportunities that the present agenda-framing piece tries to canvas, identifying at least two directions for further research: the geography of innovation…
Relatedness, Cross-relatedness and Regional Innovation Specializations
This article examines how regions develop new innovation specializations, covering different activities in the whole process from technological invention to commercialization. We develop a conceptual framework anchored in two building blocks: first, the conceptualization of innovation as a process spanning technology, design, and market activities; second, the application and extension of the principle of relatedness to understand developments wi…
Places as brands
What happens when actors and sectors incorporate references to specific territories in their development efforts? Throughout history, producers have capitalised individually and collectively on place associations through mechanisms such as product marketing and cultural framing in order to protect investments and promote internationalisation efforts. This contribution explores the agenda-setting power of the concept of ‘place-based intangibles’: …
Economic Geography for the Next Century
In this editorial we follow on from Murphy’s “Looking Back: Economic Geography’s Evolution, 1925–1991” (Murphy Citation2026), a critical and reflective history of EG, to reflect upon where matters are presently, and on future directions that we see as most relevant, urgent, and exciting
The geography of urban innovation beyond patents only
The geography of urban innovation in the United States has often been portrayed as dominated by a few large cities. However, emerging perspectives challenge this notion by highlighting the significance of secondary cities for innovation processes. Unfortunately, prevailing narratives and empirical evidence focus on technological invention only, measured by patents. This study aims to reevaluate the geography of urban innovation by considering var…
Location choices of Chinese greenfield investments across EU regions
The presence of Chinese multinational enterprises (MNEs) in Europe is on the rise, yet they concentrate in specific regions. Traditional spatial explanations of this clustering refer to the co-location of foreign and local firms in the same or related sectors (‘industry agglomeration’). Nonetheless, Chinese investors may also favour locations with a presence of Chinese firms and ethnic communities (‘country-of-origin agglomeration’). We investiga…
A aparição do demônio no Catulé
Carlos Castaldi faz uma "descrição densa" da tragédia ocorrida no município de Malacacheta, em Minas Gerais, na Fazenda São João da Mata, no ano de 1955. Em abril desse ano, quatro crianças foram assassinadas por um grupo de parceiros convertidos à Igreja Adventista da Promessa, por estarem, segundo acreditavam, possuídas pelo diabo. Em seguida ao fato, por iniciativa conjunta da revista Anhembi, do Instituto Nacional de Estudos Pedagógicos e do …
The Grip of History and the Scope for Novelty
The very notion of multiple paths of socio-economic change ultimately rests on the idea that history is an essential part of the interpretation of most socio-economic phenomena one observes at any time and place. The prop erty that history matters is also intimately related to that of time irreversibility . In the socio-economic domain and in many areas of natural sciences as well, one cannot reverse the arrow of time — even in principle, let alo…
A aparição do demônio no Catulé
Carlos Castaldi faz uma "descrição densa" da tragédia ocorrida no município de Malacacheta, em Minas Gerais, na Fazenda São João da Mata, no ano de 1955. Em abril desse ano, quatro crianças foram assassinadas por um grupo de parceiros convertidos à Igreja Adventista da Promessa, por estarem, segundo acreditavam, possuídas pelo diabo. Em seguida ao fato, por iniciativa conjunta da revista Anhembi, do Instituto Nacional de Estudos Pedagógicos e do …
Related Variety, Unrelated Variety and Technological Breakthroughs
Castaldi C., Frenken K. and Los B. Related variety, unrelated variety and technological breakthroughs: an analysis of US state-level patenting, Regional Studies. This paper investigates how variety affects the innovation output of a region. Borrowing arguments from theories of recombinant innovation, it is expected that related variety will enhance innovation as related technologies are more easily recombined into a new technology. However, it is…
Location choices of Chinese greenfield investments across EU regions
The presence of Chinese multinational enterprises (MNEs) in Europe is on the rise, yet they concentrate in specific regions. Traditional spatial explanations of this clustering refer to the co-location of foreign and local firms in the same or related sectors (‘industry agglomeration’). Nonetheless, Chinese investors may also favour locations with a presence of Chinese firms and ethnic communities (‘country-of-origin agglomeration’). We investiga…
Regions and trademarks
At the intersection of regional and innovation studies, trademark research is producing stylized facts, methodological lessons and policy insights underlining the importance of softer intangible assets for regional resilience and growth. Despite all the recent attention, there are still several opportunities that the present agenda-framing piece tries to canvas, identifying at least two directions for further research: the geography of innovation…
Relatedness, Cross-relatedness and Regional Innovation Specializations
This article examines how regions develop new innovation specializations, covering different activities in the whole process from technological invention to commercialization. We develop a conceptual framework anchored in two building blocks: first, the conceptualization of innovation as a process spanning technology, design, and market activities; second, the application and extension of the principle of relatedness to understand developments wi…
The geography of urban innovation beyond patents only
The geography of urban innovation in the United States has often been portrayed as dominated by a few large cities. However, emerging perspectives challenge this notion by highlighting the significance of secondary cities for innovation processes. Unfortunately, prevailing narratives and empirical evidence focus on technological invention only, measured by patents. This study aims to reevaluate the geography of urban innovation by considering var…
Places as brands
What happens when actors and sectors incorporate references to specific territories in their development efforts? Throughout history, producers have capitalised individually and collectively on place associations through mechanisms such as product marketing and cultural framing in order to protect investments and promote internationalisation efforts. This contribution explores the agenda-setting power of the concept of ‘place-based intangibles’: …
Inclusive Intellectual Property Rights? The Case of Collective Trademarks
Collective trademarks are emerging as a form of intellectual property right with greater potential for inclusivity in generating development opportunities. The social dimension relates to the extent to which collective trademarks benefit a greater number of actors, as well as groups and communities that would otherwise have fewer opportunities to generate economic returns. The geographical dimension considers whether collective trademarks could b…
Out of Sight? Revealing Creativity-Led Innovation in Rural Regions
Economic geography has offered several insights to understand the role of geography in shaping creativity, innovation, and the way they are connected in space. Unfortunately, most attention has been devoted to analyzing cities and urban regions as the ideal context where creativity and innovation come together. Emerging counternarratives are challenging this urban perspective and proposing that creativity-led innovation can also thrive in rural, …
Economic Geography for the Next Century
In this editorial we follow on from Murphy’s “Looking Back: Economic Geography’s Evolution, 1925–1991” (Murphy Citation2026), a critical and reflective history of EG, to reflect upon where matters are presently, and on future directions that we see as most relevant, urgent, and exciting
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