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A blog about regions, cities, development and transportation. Mostly economics. Edited by Gábor Békés.
EACP: A Positive Example of an Innovative Cluster by Zoltán Szigeti There has been widespread disagreement among economists about the success of clusters. However, many researchers are very optimistic about the recently formed European Aerospace Cluster Partnership (EACP). So why is it that the Basque Aerospace cluster may be more successful on the medium-run than most other cluster initiatives? An issue addressed in earlier posts here is that there is no single definition of clusters that everyone uses. A
The Industrial and Logistics Park in Burgas, Bulgaria By Petya Krastanova Bulgaria is the least developed country in the European Union. Despite the funding absorbed through Cohesion and Structural funds, the disparities between the capital region and the rest of the country are still widening. Measures for stimulating economic activity in the lagging regions should be taken and I believe that the seaside city of Burgas can serve as a good example of progress in this direction. Burgas is the fourth largest