André Spithoven

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Ghent University

Belgium

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André Spithoven is a Visiting Professor at Ghent University, Belgium. His research interests encompass foreign ownership in R&D networks, the socio-economic effects of remote working, and innovation efficiency in regional contexts. He has published numerous articles examining collaborative innovation in SMEs, the economic impacts of EU-funded research, and the interplay of R&D with employment and productivity.

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Walter Ysebaert

Vrije Universiteit Brussel

BELGIUM

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Peter Teirlinck

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KU Leuven

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Kris Boudt

University of Amsterdam

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Bruno Merlevede

Universiteit Gent

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Nicola Francesco Dotti

Chief Economist unit

European Commission

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Articles (12)

Foreign ownership and R&D networks: Geographic and organizational proximity in R&D cooperation

Mapping Economic Growth and Employment in EU-Funded Research Projects

Wage Subsidies, Slack Resources and Behavioural Additionality: Evidence from Universities

Opening the black box of interaction modes on collaborative innovation in SMEs: collaborator type, knowledge type and spatial proximity

The socio-economic consequences of remote working: evidence from the European administrations in Brussels

Improving the Regional Innovation Scoreboard for policy: how about innovation efficiency?

The productivity impact of R&D and FDI spillovers: characterising regional path development

R&D employment effects of financial slack generated by R&D tax exemption: The importance of firm‐level contingencies

The benefits of being a multi-capital: The economic impact of the international and European institutions and interest groups

Commercializing academic research: a social network approach exploring the role of regions and distance

What determines the size of contract research from firms to universities? The role of geographical distance and regional co-location

The ‘certain’ returns from expenditures for ‘uncertain’ activities: a local multiplier approach to evaluate regional R&I policy

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Walter Ysebaert

Peter Teirlinck

Kris Boudt

Bruno Merlevede

Nicola Francesco Dotti

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