Interorganisational social capital and innovation: a multiple case study in wine producers networks in Serra Gaúcha

Faccin, Kadígia; Genari, Denise; Macke, Janaína

doi:10.1016/j.rai.2016.12.002

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“…Interorganizational cooperation is a field of inquiry that is most commonly viewed among economics, sociology, and organization theories, such as transaction cost economics, agency theory, the resource-based view, social network theory, social exchange theory, organizational learning, and the resource dependency theory (Salancik 1995;Fhionnlaoich 1999;Nahapiet 2009;Pouwels and Koster 2017). Although most of the research is concerned with cooperation and the existence of social capital among privately owned firms, commercial and industrial networks and clusters (Gabbay and Leenders 2001;Koka and Prescott 2002;McEvily and Zaheer 2004;Inkpen and Tsang 2005;Mu et al 2008;Pérez-Luño et al 2009;Macke et al 2010;Tomlinson 2012;Neale et al 2013;Faccin et al 2017;Ortiz et al 2018), interorganizational cooperation, and the inquiry into the existence of social capital among third-sector organizations and social enterprises, in particular, seem to be researched to a lesser degree, with few references, as far as the English literature is concerned (Nahapiet 2009;Weber et al 2013;Cambell and Sacchetti 2014;Zollo et al 2016;Hai 2017;Arenas et al 2020;Saz-Gil et al 2021).…”

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Interorganizational Cooperation and Social Capital Formation among Social Enterprises and Social Economy Organizations: A Case Study from the Region of Attica, Greece

Oudeniotis

Tsobanoglou

2022

Social Sciences

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Measuring social capital has been a challenging task over the past few decades, and, still, many of its dimensions and manifestations have not been thoroughly or evidently explored. The possible causes may be the ever-changing evolutionary perspectives that take place within the various levels of analysis—micro, meso, and macro—or within the various settings, where some of its core dimensions—bonding, bridging, and linking—are developed, or even among the contexts where its core determinants and features—trust, norms, connections, ties, etc.—are observed. Having in mind the various streams of research and theoretical discourses on social capital formation, this paper aims to surface the identification of the possible evidence on the formation of social capital among social economy organizations, and particularly among social enterprises. In doing so, it aims to explore the relational and cognitive features that drive social enterprises in their interorganizational cooperation with other social enterprises and third-sector organizations. The findings suggest that the central components of social capital, such as the sharing of common values, trust, reciprocity, and trustworthiness, are among those features that were valued most among the participants in the survey during their cooperation and engagement in common activities with other organizations.

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Interorganizational Cooperation and Social Capital Formation among Social Enterprises and Social Economy Organizations: A Case Study from the Region of Attica, Greece

Oudeniotis

Tsobanoglou

2022

Social Sciences

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“…Studi mengenai hubungan Relationa Capital dan EO telah dilakukan beberapa ahli. Faccin et al, (2017) melakukan penelitian pada dua asosiasi perusahaan produsen anggur di Brasil. Metode penelitian dilakukan dengan mendistribusikan kuesioner dan wawancara terhadap 109 responden.…”

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Hubungan Relational Capital dengan Kinerja Perusahaan: Entrepreneurial Orientation sebagai Variabel Intervening

nasir¹

2020

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The purpose of this article is to conceptualizing the relationship between Relational Capital to corporate performance through Entrepreneurship Orientation (EO) as an intervening variable. This study is conceptual paper (Non Empirical) who tried to examine the conceptual relationship antaraRC and performance of the company, where the concept of EO as an intervening variable. The reconstruction of concepts offered from this study can be continued in empirical research so that it is expected to be able to contribute in adding various views about EO which are part of management strategies.

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“…Based on "Human Centered Design" methods and tools such as those proposed in (IDEO.org, 2015), (Lockton, Harrison and Stanton, 2010) and (van Boeijen, 2015), each criteria was transformed into an basic design question at product level (Table 2). The analysis of the BoP was based on the concept of "Social Capital" initially proposed by Nahapiet and Ghoshal (1998) and retaken by Vallejos et al (2008), Faccin, Genari andMacke (2017). Frugal innovation definitions argue a close relationship between BoP characteristics and frugal product design.…”

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Exploratory Study of the Integration of Frugal Innovation in the Design of Products for the BoP

Santiago

Rohmer

Pichardo

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Proc. Int. Conf. Eng. Des.

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The bottom of the pyramid (BoP) consists of 1.4 billion people living less than 1.25 USD per day. Fulfilling unmet needs of BoP people involves the design of products as a main activity. Designing products for the BoP faces two main problems. First, there is a general lack of understanding of the needs of users and second, traditional design methods may be limited in addressing the BoP context. Frugal innovation is positioned as a very interesting approach with the potential to adequately respond to the design challenges of the products for the BoP. However, studies in engineering design based on frugal innovation are still limited. In response to these issues, through an analysis and review of the literature, an exploratory mapping of the proposals in frugal innovation and the characteristics of the BoP was conducted. On the basis of the results, this paper defines a set of eight frugal criteria design and an identification of three dimensions that characterize a BoP context and two roles of BoP people. Finally, an association of BoP dimensions and roles with the key criteria of frugal design is proposed.

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Interorganisational social capital and innovation: a multiple case study in wine producers networks in Serra Gaúcha

Cited by 17 publications

References 36 publications

Interorganizational Cooperation and Social Capital Formation among Social Enterprises and Social Economy Organizations: A Case Study from the Region of Attica, Greece

Interorganizational Cooperation and Social Capital Formation among Social Enterprises and Social Economy Organizations: A Case Study from the Region of Attica, Greece

Hubungan Relational Capital dengan Kinerja Perusahaan: Entrepreneurial Orientation sebagai Variabel Intervening

Exploratory Study of the Integration of Frugal Innovation in the Design of Products for the BoP

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