The evolving nature of China's regional innovation systems: Insights from an exploration–exploitation approach

Wang, Yuandi; Sutherland, Dylan; Ning, Lutao; Pan, Xin

doi:10.1016/j.techfore.2015.07.010

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“…The reason of the above outcomes is mainly due to the differences of the type of innovation. According to Wang et al (2015), explorative and exploitative innovation requires different channels of knowledge. Therefore, organizations in emerging countries rely on knowledge absorption more than knowledge creation.…”

Section: Resultsmentioning

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Effect entrepreneurship on innovation behavior and institutional environment: based on a comparative analysis

Jiang

2022

Food Sci. Technol

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To establish a basic model to evaluate the effect of entrepreneurship upon the organizational innovation, applying transaction costs and intellectual property right protection as institutional moderating variables. By collecting data from GEM's investigation, the dynamic connection between the entrepreneurship and innovation decision was explored and the differences in terms of innovation's motivations were statistically compared between the North and emerging countries. The entrepreneurship exerted positive effect on entrepreneurs' innovation decision. The decrease of transaction costs had positive moderating effect. With subsequent comparative analysis, the transaction costs exerted larger moderating effect, whereas intellectual property right protection had negative moderating effect in emerging countries. Individualized policy implications should be proposed according to the specific situations in emerging countries, which include adapting regional incubator, building information communication platform as well as applying appropriate intellectual property right protection.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Effect entrepreneurship on innovation behavior and institutional environment: based on a comparative analysis

Jiang

2022

Food Sci. Technol

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“…They compared diversification values using the Herfindahl index and entropy index and verified the effectiveness of the entropy value [68]. Here, we follow the research of Wang, et al [69] and Wang, et al [70], taking the entropy index to measure technological diversification. This measure considers both the number of patents active in a region as well as the relative distribution of patents across the patent classes.…”

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confidence: 86%

Antecedents of Technological Diversification: A Resource Dependence Logic

Chen

2019

Journal of Open Innovation: Technology, Market, and Complexity

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This paper extends resource dependence logic by investigating the antecedents of technological diversification and further identifies its boundary condition. We argue that this resource dependence logic is bound by state ownership through coalitions with firms, a less discussed component of interdependence. The empirical results, based on a panel data analysis of Chinese listed firms, suggest that environmental dynamism positively relates to technological diversification, while environmental munificence negatively relates to technological diversification. These relationships changed when state ownership is considered. The theoretical implications for resource dependence theory and diversification research are discussed.

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“…A large number of scholars have already analyzed the Triple Helix theory in the Chinese context and applied it in various fields in China (Abbas et al, 2019;Liu & Huang, 2018;Wang et al, 2015;Zhou, 2011). Their discussions and examples inspired the utilization of the triple helix model in ethnic towns.…”

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An Integrated Development Model of TIE for Ethnic Towns in China: The Case of Pengshui

Yang

Gao

2021

Education and Urban Society

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Ethnic towns in China are always special and important. Their rich natural and cultural resources and relatively poor conditions make their development different. This research constructs an integrated development model of town-industry-education (TIE) for ethnic towns in China. The case of Pengshui is presented to illustrate the details of this model. Chiyou Jiuli town, ethnic tourism industry, and Chongqing Vocational Institute of Tourism formed an integration of TIE in their development. Some closely related elements form the basis of their integration and some similar driving forces motivate the formation of their integration. Through the operating platform of Jiuli Ordered Class, their integration could benefit all the participants and contribute to local economic and social development. This model helps to make use of local resources and improve local development levels. Considering the rapid development of society, further studies are needed to apply this model to more regions and include various institutions.

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The evolving nature of China's regional innovation systems: Insights from an exploration–exploitation approach

Cited by 24 publications

References 72 publications

Effect entrepreneurship on innovation behavior and institutional environment: based on a comparative analysis

Effect entrepreneurship on innovation behavior and institutional environment: based on a comparative analysis

Antecedents of Technological Diversification: A Resource Dependence Logic

An Integrated Development Model of TIE for Ethnic Towns in China: The Case of Pengshui

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