My research is concerned with economic policy, growth and innovation. The key themes of my work are outlined below. My recent work has been concerned with new developments in innovation policy (see my critique of innovation policy and place which is here) and analysing the knowledge exchange activities between the academics and external organisations (see here).
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Michael Kitson: Economist 