Industrial Clusters, Knowledge Integration and Performance

By P. Morosini. 2004

324 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Accounting, Economics and Econometrics, Strategy and Management

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1. M. Fernández‐Olmos
2. Isabel Díez‐Vial
3. W. Hulsink
4. Henry S. C. Yeung
5. R. V. van Doorn
6. Andreas Rauch
7. Andrea Calabro
8. Thilo Pukall

In Economics and Econometrics

1. Henry S. C. Yeung
2. P. Dicken
3. Weidong Liu
4. M. Fernández‐Olmos
5. Isabel Díez‐Vial
6. Stefano Micelli
7. W. Hulsink
8. R. V. van Doorn

In Strategy and Management

1. Henry S. C. Yeung
2. Weidong Liu
3. P. Dicken
4. M. Fernández‐Olmos
5. Isabel Díez‐Vial
6. Stefano Micelli
7. W. Hulsink
8. R. V. van Doorn

Citations in the corpus

• Cluster Absorptive Capacity (2005, unknown): “Even though such a relationship is a very complex one to test (Morosini, 2004), various studies support the view that one or more of the mentioned dimensions of the absorptive capacity of a cluster are related also to its growth trajectory (e.g. Giuliani, 2003; see also Mytelka and Farinelli, 2003).”
• Global Value Chains and Open Networks: The Case of Italian Industrial Districts (2010, background): “…on the embeddedness of industry specialization into local contexts and the relevance attributed to the interdependence between economic activities and social ties (the genius loci) has been the trademark of a rich and dense line of research (Pyke et al., 1990; Morosini, 2004; Storper, 1993).”
• A Qualitative Approach to Evidence–Based Entrepreneurship: Theoretical Considerations and an Example Involving Business Clusters (2014, background): “paradoxical phenomenon that local economies seem to be increasingly important in today’s globalized economy (Audretsch, Grilo, & Thurik, 2011; Morosini, 2004).”
• The Adolescence of Family Firm Research (2012, unknown): “These networks also promote the creation and exploitation of technical and tacit knowledge that is developed over time and through repeated interactions via on-the-job-training, interfirm linkages, and personal networks (Morosini, 2004).”
• Transnational Corporations and Network Effects of a Local Manufacturing Cluster in Mobile Telecommunications Equipment in China (2006, background): “In fact, many innovative firms in local clusters are as strongly embedded in non-local networks of knowledge communities and corporate organizations as they are locally embedded (see Amin, 2003; Amin & Cohendet, 2004; Bunnell & Coe, 2001; MacKinnon, Cumbers, & Chapman, 2002; Morosini, 2004; Wolfe & ”
• Knowledge spillovers in science and technology parks: how can firms benefit most? (2015, background): “employees and their qualifications as this is considered an important source of local externalities (Morosini 2004; Rotemberg and Saloner 2000).”