Year
2005
Authors
VIENS Gérard, KATZ-BÉNICHOU G.
Abstract
This study analyses two successful models of French high-tech clusters: Genopole and Futuroscope. The former was financed by charity initiatives, the latter by a theme park. Several empirical parameters were used to measure the development of those unusual science parks, such as technological positioning, funding, job creation, property stratregy, teaching and research, and budget allocations. The study also probes into the European policy to support scientific innovation through tax incentives.
KATZ-BÉNICHOU, G. et VIENS, G. (2005). High-technology Clusters in France: Two Unusual Models. An Empirical Study. Dans: Health Policy and High-tech Industrial Development. Learning from Innovation in the Health Industry. 1st ed. Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd, pp. 258-277.