Innovation and social learning : institutional adaptation in an era of technological change

List of Tables Acknowledgements List of Acronyms Notes on the Contributors Innovations and Social Learning: An Introduction D.A.Wolfe & M.S.Gertler Farms, Phones and Learning in the Trade Regime R.Wolfe Institutional Learning in International Financial Regimes T.Porter Institutional Learning in Standards Setting L.Salter Locational Tournaments, Strategic Partnerships and the State L.Mytelka Technology, Culture and Social Learning: Regional and National Institutions of Governance M.S.Gertler Institutions of the Learning Economy M.Storper The Learning Region R.Florida Regional Innovation Systems and Regional Competitiveness P.Cooke Regions as Laboratories: The Rise of Regional Experimentation in Europe D.Henderson & K.Morgan Negotiating Order: Sectoral Polices and Social Learning in Ontario D.A.Wolfe Index

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