The Role of Small Research and Service Companies as a New Subject of Innovation Ecosystems

This paper presents the results of the research of the institutional structure of innovation ecosystems, which was completed within a grant from the European Union (#R076 CAROTS of Interreg Baltic Sea Region 2019–2021). A new actor, an institutional formation of innovation ecosystems, is highlighted...

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Industries and Interindustry Complexes
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