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CONTENTS, I. INTRODUCTION, PART ONE: THE INGREDIENTS, II. THE DYNAMIC LEGACIES: SMITH, MARX, MARSHALL AND SCHUMPETER, III. LOCALIZED TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE: A CRITICAL ASSESSMENT, PART TWO: THE GOVERNANCE OF LOCALIZED TECHNOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE, IV. INFORMATION ECONOMICS FOR THE ECONOMICS OF LOCALIZED TECHNOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE, V. MODELS OF KNOWLEDGE AND SYSTEMS OF GOVERNANCE, VI. THE NEW DIMENSIONS OF KNOWLEDGE INDIVISIBILITY: CUMULABILITY, COMPOSITENESS, FUNGIBILITY AND STICKINESS, VII. KNOWLEDGE AND THE THEORY OF THE FIRM: THE INTERDEPENDENCE AMONG TRANSACTION, COORDINATION AND PRODUCTION, VIII. THE LOCALIZED GENERATION AND APPROPRIATION OF TECHNOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE, IX. TO USE OR TO SELL TECHNOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE, X. THE GOVERNANCE OF LOCALIZED KNOWLEDGE IN THE BUSINESS SECTOR, XI. THE NEW ECONOMICS OF THE UNIVERSITY: A KNOWLEDGE GOVERNANCE APPROACH, XII. TOWARDS NON-EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY RIGHTS: KNOWLEDGE AS AN ESSENTIAL FACILITY, PART THREE. THE INTRODUCTION OF LOCALIZED TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE, XIII. LOCALIZED TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE: THE BENCHMARK, XIV. THE SYSTEM DYNAMICS OF COLLECTIVE KNOWLEDGE: FROM GRADUALISM AND SALTATIONISM TO PUNCTUATED CHANGE, XV. LOCALIZED TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE AND FACTOR MARKETS: CONSTRAINTS AND INDUCEMENTS TO INNOVATION, XVI. LOCALIZED PRODUCT INNOVATION. THE ROLE OF PROXIMITY IN THE LANCASTRIAN PRODUCT SPACE, XVII. DIFFUSION AS A PROCESS OF CREATIVE ADOPTION, XVIII. PATH DEPENDENCE AND THE QUEST FOR COMPLEXITY, XIX. CONCLUSIONS: HYSTERESIS AND CREATIVITY, XX. BIBLIOGRAPHY.
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