BIOGRAPHY - M. Cristina Martinez-Fernandez
| Title: | Dr | ||
| Full Name: | M. Cristina Martinez-Fernandez | ||
| Email: | c.martinez@uws.edu.au | ||
| Work Phone: | 02-9685 9067 | ||
| Fax: | 02-8255 6222 | ||
| City: | Sydney | ||
| State: | NSW | ||
| Country: | Australia | ||
| Working Details | |||
| Institution: | University of Western Sydney | ||
| Department: | Urban Research Centre | ||
| Position: | Senior Lecturer | ||
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| Participation: | Participation in the Network's Paradigm and Applications Working Group (select the appropriate options) Paradigm Working Groups
Application Working Groups
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| Publication History | |||
| Publications: | Publication 1: Martinez-Fernandez, M.C. (2004) ‘Regional Collaboration Infrastructure: Effects in the Hunter Valley of NSW’, Australian Planner Vol 41(4); Planning Institute of Australia: Queensland. Publication 2: Martinez-Fernandez, M.C. and K. Leevers (2004) ‘Knowledge Creation, Sharing and Transfer as an Innovation Strategy: The Discovery of Nano-technology by South-West Sydney’. International Journal of Technology Management (IJTM), Volume 28 (3/4/5/6): 560-581. Publication 3: Martinez-Fernandez, MC (2004) ‘La Capacidad Innovadora de las Redes de Desarrollo Regional: el Valor Añadido de la Colaboración, la Competitividad y la Difusión del Conocimiento’. Informacion Comercial Espanola, No 812; 55-71, January 2004, Madrid. Publication 4: Turpin, T. and M.C. Martinez-Fernandez, (2003), ‘Science Models and the ‘NewProduction of Knowledge’: Implications for Developing Economies’. Science, Technology and Society: New Delhi. Publication 5: Martinez-Fernandez, M.C. (1999) ‘The Network Perspective in Regional Regeneration: An Organic Analysis of the Hunter Regional Network for Economic Development (Hunter Valley, NSW, Australia)’ Australasian Journal of Regional Studies, Vol. 5 (3): 297-311. Publication 6: Gercken, S., M.C. Martinez-Fernandez and G.Larcombe (2004) ‘Ways to Grow: Reichian Analysis of Occupations in Sydney’, ANZRSAI 2004 Conference, Wollongong October 2004. Publication 7: Martinez-Fernandez, M.C; C. Soosay, M.Bjorkli and K.Tremayne (2004) ‘Are knowledge intensive service activities enablers or innovation processes? A study of Australian Software Firms’. CINET 2004 Conference Proceedings, Sydney September 2004. Publication 8: Martinez-Fernandez, M.C. and M.Bjorkli (2003) ‘The Role of Knowledge in Large Australian City –Regions: A Traditional Industry in Greater Western Sydney and the Hunter Region’. State of the Australian Cities Conference Proceedings, Sydney December 2003. Publication 9: Marceau, J. and M.C. Martinez-Fernandez (2002) ‘Selling Solutions: Product-Service Packages as Links Between New and Old Economies’. DRUID Summer Conference on ‘Industrial Dynamics of the New and Old Economy – who is embracing whom?’, Conference Proceedings. Copenhagen/Elsinore 6-8 June 2002. Publication 10: Martinez-Fernandez, M.C. and L. Martinez-Solano (editors)' Knowledge Intensive Service Activities (KISA) in Software Innovation\\\'. IJSTM (forthcoming) | ||
| Current Research Interests | |||
| Current Research: | Current Research 1: Shrinking Cities in Australia Current Research 2: Potential Industry Clusters in South West Sydney Current Research 3: Nanotechnology applications in South-West Sydney Current Research 4: Auditing and Encouraging industry innovation & Employment in South West Sydney Current Research 5: Knowledge Intensive Service Activities - role in innovation | ||
Socio-spatial theory
Behaviour and well-being in socio-spatial settings
