This Special Issue focuses on economic geographies, clusters, and
innovations. Suitable topics include, e.g., studies on economic
geography, digitalization, urban development, clusters, and innovations.
This themed issue welcomes article proposals that will provide insight
into spatial formations of information, communication, technologies, and
knowledge production from various perspectives including analyses of
the public and private sectors, together with NGOs and other
stakeholders. Potential papers may focus on theoretical developments or
empirical analyses. The articles are targeted at the academic community,
as well as practitioners, such as spatial developers, planners, and
officers, in order to increase the understanding of the dynamics and
factors effecting spatial economy (in particular, information regarding
the challenges and obstacles that should be considered in decision
making in cities or/and peripheral locations).