SMEs, Social Capital and the Common Good

By Laura J. Spence, R. Schmidpeter. 2003

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Subfields: Sociology and Political Science

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• How to foster shared innovation within SMEs' networks: Social capital and the role of intermediaries (2015, background): “The practice of these values offers a safe environment for SMEs (Granovetter, 2000; Spence & Schmidpeter, 2003), where they can access relevant information, enabling collective innovation.”
• The Common Good of the Firm in the Aristotelian-Thomistic Tradition (2012, background): “…the common good of the firm, Mahon and McGowan (1991), Badaracco (1996) and Migué (2005) suggest its relation to corporate social responsibility; Spence and Schmidpeter (2003), to social capital; and Jones and Thompson (1984), to a specific orientation in regulation and decision-making policies.”