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formation of knowledge spillover networks in space. Our study investigates the knowledge spillover networks of biotech firms by …
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Few industries are more concentrated than the global fashion industry. We analyse the geography and evolution of the ready-to-wear fashion design industry by looking at the yearly entry rates following an organizational ecology approach. In contrast to earlier studies on manufacturing...
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The present paper investigates the role of decentralisation for the adaptability of production networks in clusters. It … develops a simulation model able to test to what extent decentralised, networked clusters with many small firms (Silicon Valley … decentralised clusters. Only if they host more firms than integrated cluster types is their lead in performance maintained. As a …
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This paper explores the relationship existing among the heterogeneous nature of firms in industrial clusters, their … clusters is related with firm-level knowledge endowments and their position in the knowledge network using firm-level data on … three wine clusters. …
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clusters of related firms and institutions. Creating clusters through public policy is risky, complex and costly, however …. Moreover, it is not necessary to rely on clusters to stimulate innovation. A differentiated and combined network approach to … regions lacking clusters. The challenge of such a policy is to mitigate the bottlenecks associated with ‘global pipeline …
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of local knowledge networks. After a presentation of the network-based rationales of growth and structuring of clusters … level of structural homophily) of regional knowledge networks are suited properties for studying how clusters succeed in …
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The economic geography literature assumes that large leading firms (technology gatekeepers)(TGs) with high absorptive capacity and high-intensity R&D expenditures, shape the district learning process. However, there is an absence in the literature of a dynamic analysis of the role of the TG....
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We suggest three theoretical propositions on the nature, channels and boundaries of knowledge spillovers, and we test them with knowledge production functions estimated on French NUTS 3 regions over 2002–2008. Several novelties are introduced. First, we quantify external R&D to complement the...
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What makes special the geography of the clusters of creative industries (CI)? This paper considers the symbolic … knowledge-base and the preference for location in urban spaces observed in those clusters. The study avoids classic research … a specific observation of the spatial dimension (where) in the cluster theory; (ii) identifying and mapping the clusters …
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organizational reproduction. While organizational reproduction through spinoffs dominates clusters' early stages of growth, in … clusters populated by small, vertically disintegrated firms accessing networks of external capabilities, agglomeration …
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