What Qualifies as a Cluster Theory

By P. Maskell, L. Kebir. 2005

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• Social Networks: Effects of Social Capital on Firm Innovation* (2010, unknown): “We have deliberately avoided the discussion on the definition of a cluster or district (see among others: Maskell and Kebir 2005; Martin and Sunley 2003; Maskell 2001).”
• Government regulation as an impetus for innovation: Evidence from energy performance regulation in the Dutch residential building sector (2007, background): “Firms are not the only important actors in the approach, and local synergy could and should in some circumstances be enhanced through the creation of a local ‘agent d’animation’ or cross-firm organizer (Maskell and Kebir, 2006).”