Viktor Květoň

Associate Professor

Charles University

Czech Republic

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Viktor Květoň is an Associate Professor at Charles University in the Czech Republic. His research interests include regional governance, economic impacts of acquisitions in non-metropolitan areas, and the dynamics of organizational agency in regional development. He has published extensively on topics such as patent offshoring patterns in Europe and the spatial effects of transport infrastructure on regional industries.

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Jiří Blažek

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Charles University

CZECH REPUBLIC

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Michaela Trippl

Universität Wien

AUSTRIA

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Josef Novotný

Charles University, Faculty of Science

CZECH REPUBLIC

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Articles (12)

The role of regional governance modes and system-level agency in evolutionary paths of regional industries

Acquisitions, spatial heterogeneity and economic impacts in Central European non-metro-politan regions

Towards an integrated framework of agency in regional development: the case of old industrial regions

Contrasting patterns and dynamics of patent offshoring in European regions

Publisher Correction: Contrasting patterns and dynamics of patent offshoring in European regions

The role of assets and variegated constellations of organizational- and system-level agency in regional transformation

The role of geographic and cognitive proximity in knowledge networks: The case of joint R&D projects

Spatial patterns of transport accessibility and traffic load in Czechia: towards a typology of the new road infrastructure impacts

The dark side of regional industrial path development: towards a typology of trajectories of decline

Spatial changes in distribution of firms and selected industries around new motorway

The variegated role of proximities in acquisitions by domestic and international companies in different phases of economic cycles

Does innovation support and maturity matter for firms’ performance in a moderately developed regional innovation system in Central Europe?

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Jiří Blažek

Michaela Trippl

Josef Novotný

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