INSTITUTIONAL FOUNDATIONS AND INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE OF SELECTING REGIONAL STRATEGIES IN SUPPORTING INNOVATIVE ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Keywords:
innovative entrepreneurship, regional strategy, institutional environment, triple helix, public-private partnership, innovative development, economic growthAbstract
This article analyzes the institutional foundations of selecting regional strategies in supporting innovative entrepreneurship and ways to improve their effectiveness. The study examines cooperation mechanisms between the state, private sector, and scientific institutions in the process of forming regional innovation strategies, as well as the impact of the institutional environment on innovative development.Downloads
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