Cultural and Creative Industries (CCI) and sustainable development: China’s cultural industries clusters

Yang, Jinxiang; Černevičiūtė, Jūratė

doi:10.9770/jesi.2017.5.2(6)

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“…On the other hand, a lot of research on innovation cooperation has neglected the role of the location in which this cooperation is embedded [25]. There is evidence from research more in economics that location-level factors affect innovation cooperation to an equal extent as factors related to the firm and its network partners.…”

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Determinants of Innovation Cooperation Performance: What Do We Know and What Should We Know?

2018

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The involvement of firms in innovation cooperation with different partners has become a widespread phenomenon in the contemporary business landscape. Our paper provides a review of extant alliance, innovation, open innovation and inter-firm collaboration literature and organizes it based on a conceptual framework featuring three levels of analysis: (a) the dyadic level, (b) the network level, and (c) the location level. The article identifies roadmaps in each of these areas and also highlights existing gaps in the present understanding of innovation cooperation. Thereby, it outlines a research agenda by identifying key research questions and issues in the areas where further research is needed and encouraged.Sustainability 2018, 10, 4517 3 of 32 changes that create the economic space of a given country [29] In this space, which Freeman called the National Innovation System, there are more or less formalized networks of cooperating companies and institutions. Indeed, as Fomina et al. [30] argue, the stability of economic development is determined by the features of the network structure in a collaborative engagement of enterprises. Therefore, it is legitimate to explore whether and how the location of companies and other institutions influence their cooperation for the development of innovation, and the performance outcomes thereof.Economic geography has developed the concept of proximity to explain the formation of networks and clusters of innovative companies in industrial districts [31,32]. The different dimensions of proximity may explain some of the positive externalities, such as knowledge creation and transfer, as well as innovation, which are generated by companies that are co-located [33]. According to Boschma [34], proximity implies similarity between actors and organizations, including both a geographical or spatial dimension and other non-spatial dimensions. Knoben and Oerlemans [35] note that "the concept of proximity has been used in many different ways in the literature, this including different measures and definitions".Boschma [34] identifies five types of proximity:

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2018

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“…The literature review shows that the functioning of the supply chain is not only measured through business, it is also measured through its impact on the environment and the social system. Therefore, if the supply chain is completely sustainable, it will not cause net damages to the ecosystems or social systems, and at the same time, it will bring profits for the long term [10,11]. The SCM literature has increasingly addressed sustainability challenges in supply over the last two decades.…”

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Sustainable Supply Chain Management in Small and Medium Enterprises

Kot

2018

Sustainability

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The sector of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) plays a key role in the economies of all of the countries in the world. These entities constitute the basis for the development of the national and global economies. In a contemporary complex and competitive business environment, the adaptation of appropriate strategies is a particularly important effort to furthering the development of companies from the SMEs sector. In this context, the application of the concept of sustainable supply chain management (SCM) in the operation strategy of SMEs seems to be a very important function. This supply chain also covers all three aspects of sustainable development: business, environmental, and social. The purpose of this article is to present the current state of the research in sustainable development in relation to managing the supply chain of SMEs, as well as the empirical findings in this area. The results found that all of the sustainability areas were very important in the supply chain management practices of the studied SMEs, despite the imbalance described in the literature. The study also presents the most important elements in the particular sustainability areas of SCM and SMEs.

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“…Clusters as a subject shows its importance through a number of case analysis in various contexts globally and locally. One of the most important advantages for companies belonging to a cluster is very often viewed as competitiveness which is gained through technology transfer (Batkovskiy et al, 2018;Fomina, Berduygina & Shatsky, 2018;Skavronska, 2017;Radwan & Sakr, 2017;Raudeliūnienė et al, 2018;Yang & Černevičiūtė, 2017;Žižka et al, 2018). Clusters naturally are formed regarding to geographical proximity and contribute to regional development through innovations, R&D, start-ups and other activities.…”

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Economy of the Gothic period

Mamedov¹

2015

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Cultural and Creative Industries (CCI) and sustainable development: China’s cultural industries clusters

Cited by 39 publications

References 6 publications

Determinants of Innovation Cooperation Performance: What Do We Know and What Should We Know?

Determinants of Innovation Cooperation Performance: What Do We Know and What Should We Know?

Sustainable Supply Chain Management in Small and Medium Enterprises

Economy of the Gothic period

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