Territorial resilience on the aftermaths of COVID‐19 crisis—An exploratory analysis on the role of innovation

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Autor(a) principal: Sargento, Ana
Data de Publicação: 2023
Outros Autores: Lopes, Ana Sofia
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Repositório Científico de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (Repositórios Cientìficos)
Texto Completo: http://hdl.handle.net/10400.8/8718
Resumo: This study examines the impact of different regional determinants on heterogeneous territorial resilience to COVID-19 crisis, highlighting the role of innovation, particularly, the engagement of research and innovation (R&I) entities in networks with businesses. Two OLS models were separately estimated for the resistance and the recovery phases, complemented by a multinomial logistic model, applied to test for a non-linear relationship between R&I networks and territorial resilience. Results are robust concerning the positive influence on municipalities’ resistance and recovery of having R&I entities collaborating in innovation consortia. Education, stability and sectoral diversification of local labor market are also essential for regions to be able to resist to the crisis but seem not important for recovery. Finally, international trade openness and pre-crisis labor performance penalizes both resistance and recovery from downturns.
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title Territorial resilience on the aftermaths of COVID‐19 crisis—An exploratory analysis on the role of innovation
spellingShingle Territorial resilience on the aftermaths of COVID‐19 crisis—An exploratory analysis on the role of innovation
Sargento, Ana
regional resistance
regional recovery
R&I networks
unemployment
COVID-19
title_short Territorial resilience on the aftermaths of COVID‐19 crisis—An exploratory analysis on the role of innovation
title_full Territorial resilience on the aftermaths of COVID‐19 crisis—An exploratory analysis on the role of innovation
title_fullStr Territorial resilience on the aftermaths of COVID‐19 crisis—An exploratory analysis on the role of innovation
title_full_unstemmed Territorial resilience on the aftermaths of COVID‐19 crisis—An exploratory analysis on the role of innovation
title_sort Territorial resilience on the aftermaths of COVID‐19 crisis—An exploratory analysis on the role of innovation
author Sargento, Ana
author_facet Sargento, Ana
Lopes, Ana Sofia
author_role author
author2 Lopes, Ana Sofia
author2_role author
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Sargento, Ana
Lopes, Ana Sofia
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv regional resistance
regional recovery
R&I networks
unemployment
COVID-19
topic regional resistance
regional recovery
R&I networks
unemployment
COVID-19
description This study examines the impact of different regional determinants on heterogeneous territorial resilience to COVID-19 crisis, highlighting the role of innovation, particularly, the engagement of research and innovation (R&I) entities in networks with businesses. Two OLS models were separately estimated for the resistance and the recovery phases, complemented by a multinomial logistic model, applied to test for a non-linear relationship between R&I networks and territorial resilience. Results are robust concerning the positive influence on municipalities’ resistance and recovery of having R&I entities collaborating in innovation consortia. Education, stability and sectoral diversification of local labor market are also essential for regions to be able to resist to the crisis but seem not important for recovery. Finally, international trade openness and pre-crisis labor performance penalizes both resistance and recovery from downturns.
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