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Mapping knowledge and innovation research themes : using bibliometrics for classification, evolution, proliferation and determinism

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Pecuniary knowledge externalities in a new taxonomy : knowledge interactions in a vertically integrated system

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Knowledge Integration Taxonomy in Buyer-Supplier Relationships : Trade-Offs between Efficiency and Innovation

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Typologies of Localized Spaces of Collaborative Innovation

Capdevila, Ignasi - 2014

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Can’t see the forest for the leaves : similarity and distance measures for hierarchical taxonomies with a patent classification example

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A typology of localized spaces of collaborative innovation

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The mediating role of knowledge sharing on information technology and innovation

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