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Cities and regions with special economic zones as innovation hubs within the Belt and Road Initiative

In: Research Handbook on Innovation in International Business

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  • Andrei Panibratov
  • Liana Rysakova

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The cities and regions' development are the basic elements for the national economic growth. This chapter assesses the current economic policy of typical special economic zones (SEZs) in Russia and China within Belt and Road Initiative. SEZs represent an arena for innovative solutions and infrastructure development. Based on the analysis of main Russian and Chinese special economic zones and spillover effects, we identify the innovative development and discuss the role of cities and regions with special economic zones as innovation hubs. We argue that the direct and spillover effects of special economic zones can significantly improve local innovation and bring further benefits to the development of specific locations within BRI.

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  • Andrei Panibratov & Liana Rysakova, 2022. "Cities and regions with special economic zones as innovation hubs within the Belt and Road Initiative," Chapters, in: Desislava Dikova & Edith Ipsmiller (ed.), Research Handbook on Innovation in International Business, chapter 14, pages 275-287, Edward Elgar Publishing.
    • Handle: RePEc:elg:eechap:20551_14
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