This paper seeks to contribute to the growing literature on cluster-policy evaluation in three ways: firstly, it focuses on regional cluster policies below the level of federal states in Germany to complement the majority of studies on federal and state-level programmes. Secondly, it adopts a public-choice perspective, whereas most existing research concentrates on methodological and conceptual issues associated with cluster-policy evaluation. Thirdly, this paper attempts to see cluster policies as a whole by linking evaluation with the practices of policy design and implementation, which are interconnected in the policy cycle.
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Overview
Author
Matthias Kiese
Year
2019
Target group
Research efficiency support actors
Policy or Public Institutions
Thematic focus
Cluster Policy
Cluster management
Cluster evaluation
Impacts of clusters,
Industrial ecosystems
Document type
Academic article
Case studies