Franz Huber
Academic Presentations
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30.04.2008 |
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"Personal Networks and Knowledge Flows. On the Role of Proximity in the Cambridge IT Cluster". 5th Annual Cluster Research Workshop 2008 "Networks in Society and Economy". Department of Geography. University of Cambridge, UK
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| 22.11.2007 |
"Personal Networks and Knowledge Flows in Clusters. Absorption, Leakage and Spatial Dimensions in the Cambridge IT Cluster". Library House Science Club. Cambridge, UK
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29.09.2007 |
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"Social Capital: Conceptual Problems and Actor-Centered Perspectives of Social Networks and Social Resources". Deutscher Geographentag 2007. AK Geographie und Gesellschaftstheorie. Bayreuth, Germany |
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17.04.2007 |
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"Going Beyond the 'Thematic Turn' of Relationality? The Scope of Concepts and Methods of Social Network Analysis". Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting 2007. San Francisco, USA |
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22.03.2007 |
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"The Social Network Foundation of Knowledge Spillovers in Industrial Clusters. An Investigation of Mechanisms in Cambridge". Discussion of doctoral students' work. ESRC Doctoral Workshop. Centre for Entrepreneurship. Durham Business School. Durham University, UK |
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02.05.2005 |
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"Social Network Analysis: Theoretical Backgrounds and Analysis of Knowledge Flows" (invitation of Univ.Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Hofkirchner). ICT&S Center (Advanced Studies and Research in Information and Communication Technologies & Society). University of Salzburg, Austria |
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19.04.2005 |
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"On Self-Organisation in Social Systems". Invited guest lecture in the course "Technology Assessment" (Univ.Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Hofkirchner). Department of Communication Science. University of Salzburg, Austria |
| 15.12.2004 |
"Social Network Analysis: Theoretical Backgrounds for Meaningful Interpretation, Application for Researching Localised Knowledge Spillovers", ARC systems research - Austrian Research Centers Seibersdorf. Seibersdorf, Austria |
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| 01.10.2003 |
"Barockes Salzburg. Zur Normalisierung von Raumkonstruktionen" [Baroque Salzburg. On Normalisation of spatial constructs] (together with T. Jekel). Deutscher Geographentag Bern. Bern, Switzerland |