’s daily conditions, represents the named business ethics. The absence of an ethical behaviour in business goes to corruption … environment’s relations. The relation between the ethics and the market economy hinge on the political structure, the territorial …

’s daily conditions, represents the named business ethics. The absence of an ethical behaviour in business goes to corruption … environment’s relations. The relation between the ethics and the market economy hinge on the political structure, the territorial …

organisation. However, the access to knowledge is not possible but through networks. In the knowledge networks, the generation of … some specific effects (of network) initiates processes of positive feedback, meaning that any initial difference in the … conditions of the market is amplified in time. It is the main cause of the fact that the diffusion of knowledge is subject to …

Knowledge-based groups or communities are complex systems that emerge, evolve and mature through stages that display … geographic structures and scales of knowledge flows and their influence on urban communities. Purpose – The purpose of the paper … is to examine the theory of knowledge networks through applied research Design/methodology/approach – This is a case …

Cultural knowledge economy: education, the new economy, and the communicative turn -- The politics of postmodernity and … the promise of education -- Education policy in the age of knowledge capitalism -- National education policy constructions … of the knowledge economy -- Universities, globalization, and the new political economy of knowledge -- The theater of …

Knowledge sharing typically examines organizational transfer of knowledge, often from headquarters to subsidiaries … Prahalad’s Bottom of the Pyramid, raises the question of reverse transfer of knowledge, or whether knowledge could and should … capabilities in knowledge, research and development, marketing, and the like, it only makes sense to consider what type of …