2008
DOI: 10.1080/00343400701291567
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Conventions and Innovation: A Comparison of Two Localized Natural Resource-based Industries

Abstract: Lindkvist K. B. and Sánchez J. L. Conventions and innovation: a comparison of two localized natural resource-based industries, Regional Studies. The paper explores the development of new conventions in two natural resource-based industries, the Norwegian salt fish industry and the wine industry in the Spanish region of Castilla y León. Modest innovation in the former industry tied to domestic and industrial conventions is contrasted with the success of the latter. Wine producers have adopted the Protected Desi… Show more

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“…For example, Kirwan (2006) contends that farmers' markets are a good example of the power of civic and domestic conventions to constitute new spaces for producer-consumer interaction based on trust, regard, and reciprocity. A second strand of this literature focuses on highly localized food clusters (Straete 2004;Amilien et al 2007;Trabalzi 2007;Guthey 2008;Lindkvist & Sánchez 2008;Sánchez-Hernández et al 2010;Coq Huelva et al 2012) to describe their attachment to a particular set of conventions dominated, in most cases, by the domestic order of worth. A third approach, closer to the goal of this article, stretches the scope and scrutinizes the dynamics of change along the value chain.…”
Section: The Theory Of Conventions and The Segmentation Of Food Marketsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, Kirwan (2006) contends that farmers' markets are a good example of the power of civic and domestic conventions to constitute new spaces for producer-consumer interaction based on trust, regard, and reciprocity. A second strand of this literature focuses on highly localized food clusters (Straete 2004;Amilien et al 2007;Trabalzi 2007;Guthey 2008;Lindkvist & Sánchez 2008;Sánchez-Hernández et al 2010;Coq Huelva et al 2012) to describe their attachment to a particular set of conventions dominated, in most cases, by the domestic order of worth. A third approach, closer to the goal of this article, stretches the scope and scrutinizes the dynamics of change along the value chain.…”
Section: The Theory Of Conventions and The Segmentation Of Food Marketsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…El movimiento entre mundos de producción puede interpretarse como la adaptación de un sector a las nuevas convenciones que demanda el mercado, suponiendo esto una forma de innovación (Straete, 2004). La adaptación a estos cambios es fundamental para el éxito de un sector a lo largo del tiempo (Lindkvist y Sánchez, 2008).…”
Section: Ii4 Movimientos Entre Mundos De Producciónunclassified
“…Pueden citarse, a modo de ejemplo, los estudios comparados sobre dos tipos de queso en Francia y Noruega (Amilien et al, 2007) o sobre la salazón de pescado en Noruega y el vino en la región española de Castilla y León (Lindkvist y Sánchez, 2008); asimismo, los estudios monográficos sobre una empresa de yogur en Gales (Murdoch et al, 2000), sobre las granjas de leche en Noruega (Straete, 2004) o sobre el vino en África del Sur (Ponte, 2009) y en Castilla y León (Sánchez et al, 2010). Todos ellos realizan una rigurosa exposición de la teoría, en términos generales o enfatizando algún aspecto concreto de la misma, que luego aplican o ilustran mediante casos de estudio.…”
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