The New Economy in Transatlantic Perspective

What''s left of the New Economy? This book examines the remains of this well-hyped concept and finds that despite all the mistaken ideas and sexing-up, the technological changes of the 1990s still have important effects today.

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Table of contents : Part One: Macro Economics of Innovation
1. Spaces of Innovation, Introductory Remarks on the Comparative Politocal Economy of the New Economy - Kurt Hubner
2. The New Economy in a Growth Crisis - Georg Erber and Harald Hagemann
3. Innovations, Economic Growth and Productivity in the New Economy - Martin Zagler
Part Two: Institutional Matrixes
4. Is there an Institutional Base of the New Economy? - Bruno Amable
5. Europe in the Innovation Race - Daniele Archibugi and Alberto Coco
6. Innovation and Social Security. An International Comparison - Martin Heidenreich
7. Transnationalisation of European Governance in the Information Age: The Role of Policy Networks - David Gibbs
Part Three: Spaces of Innovation
8. Urban Governance, Interspatial Comptition and the Political Geographies of the New Economy: Reflections on the Western European Case - Neil Brenner^l 9. Do Regional Systems of Innovation Matter? - Michael Fritsch
10. Internet-based Electronic Business: A Sociology of Discontinuities and Failures of New Companies in the Fields of Entertainment and Technology in California - Gerhard Krauss
11. The New Economy Assets of the Berlin Metropolitan Region: Development Chances and Threats - Stefan Kratke