"Innovation, Networks, and Knowledge Spillovers" is an academic book that focuses on the dynamic processes of innovation and the associated networks. In recent decades, our understanding of innovation processes has significantly changed. Instead of a linear model, an interactive model is now emphasized, highlighting the importance of network activities within and between companies, as well as the central role of knowledge spillovers. These spillovers are crucial for the formation of networks and have gained importance in research on innovative networks. The book brings together a collection of articles and book chapters that provide an overview of the current state of knowledge in innovation economics. It sheds light on both established theories and new research findings that offer valuable insights into the nature and process of innovation, network formation, and knowledge generation from a regional perspective. The compilation of contributions represents a novel combination and provides a comprehensive view of the topic.