Ouverture de ‘Global Networks and Local Development-2’

Brondoni, Silvio M.

doi:10.4468/2013.2.01ouverture

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“…Italy has a national innovation system based on a fragmented national industrial structure (Brondoni, 2013). However, this type of industrial structure expresses important potentialities under the label of 'Made in Italy' and the peculiarities of the IDs capitalism (Becattini, 1990):…”

Section: The Specificity Of the Italian Innovation Systemmentioning

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Beyond Local: The Role of National Innovation Networks Within the 4th IR

Plechero¹,

Rullani²

2019

Symphonya. Emerging Issues in Management

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Within the 4 th industrial revolution (IR), firms' linkages to global knowledge are considered key to improving the innovation capabilities and competitiveness of firms embedded in local industrial districts (IDs). So far, most of the analyses have focused on the complementarity and integration between local and global networks, which have somehow over-shadowed the national dimension of production and innovation processes. With special reference to mechatronics producers, recent trends of Italian firms exploit the critical role of national innovation networks for firms within local systems. In this sense, the national dimension plays a key role in defining the quality and direction of the competitive models of ID firms integrating within global value chains.

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Section: The Specificity Of the Italian Innovation Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

Beyond Local: The Role of National Innovation Networks Within the 4th IR

Plechero¹,

Rullani²

2019

Symphonya. Emerging Issues in Management

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“…Globalisation is essentially the geographic extension of competitive markets, a process dependent on the removal of state barriers, and the overcoming of distance through technology (Sigurdson 1990). As a result, traditional rules of oligopolies have totally changed, the links between firms have become strategic on a very large scale (Chen, Chen 2001;Delapierre, Mytelka 1998), and industrial rivalry tends to occur among global networks comprising a multiplicity of firms linked up with different knowledge bases, particularly focused on management of innovation and creative imitation (Brondoni 2013a).…”

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Ouverture de ‘Global Networks and Local Development-2’

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Beyond Local: The Role of National Innovation Networks Within the 4th IR

Beyond Local: The Role of National Innovation Networks Within the 4th IR

Global Capitalism and Sustainable Growth. From Global Products to Network Globalisation

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