2006 Unesco-WTA cooperative project : international training workshop high-tech clusters in global context: 1. Research parks redux: the changing landscape of the garden; 2. Strategic regional development with creative industries; 3. Sustainable development of technopolis: case study of daedeok valley in Korea; 4. A new strategic approach to science cities: towards the achievement of sustainable and balanced spatial development; 5. Regional renaissance and sustainable development of science city in Japan on High-Tech clusters in global context; 6. University-industry partnership on science and technology innovation; 7. University patents and their role as an element of university-industry interaction; 8. Planning and development of high technology industrial cluster: case of Tainan techopolis, Taiwan; 9. Future cities: a changing global context, the conversations we need to have and implications for university-industry partnership; 10. Innovation clusters in science cities ?; 11. People, networks and money: the establishment and management of technology clusters; 12. Cluster development: red lights & green lights; 13. Innovation and networks in industrial clusters: empirical results from three large cities; 14. Kyushu silicon cluster, Japan; 15. Daedeok Innopolis, Korea; 16. Kitakyushu human technology cluster, Japan: sustainable development of science city on high-tech cluster in its historical, spatial and policy-relevant context: the case of Kitakyushu City, Japan; 17. Kyongbuk tachnopark, Korea: roles of tachnoparks in Korea and their future: case of Kyongbuk Tachnopark; 18. Chungnam tachnopark, Korea: regional development and innovation cluster policy in Korea; 19. IFEZ and Inha glogal University Park, Korea; 20. Science and technology cluster, Indonesia: several cases of development and implementation; 21. Human and intellectual capital broadcast at the scientific technologic parks, Brazil