Knowledge spillover-based strategic entrepreneurship
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Knowledge spillover-based strategic entrepreneurship
（Routledge frontiers of business management, 4）
Routledge, 2017
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
This book is about the role of knowledge spillovers and strategic entrepreneurship in the management context. It focuses on how knowledge spillovers and strategic entrepreneurship are crucial to the process of creative destruction and construction.
The book aims to provide insights into and discussion on how firms combine entrepreneurial action that creates new opportunities for industries, regions and economies. This book is first of its kind to link knowledge management perspectives to strategic entrepreneurship to understand the co-creation process. Being interdisciplinary in nature, this book appeals to entrepreneurship and knowledge management scholars, students and practitioners.
Table of Contents
Introduction
1 Knowledge spillover-based strategic entrepreneurship: an overview
VANESSA RATTEN, LEO-PAUL DANA AND JOAO J. FERREIRA
PART I Knowledge spillovers in multiple contexts
2 Knowledge spillovers and economic performance of firms located in depressed areas: does geographical proximity matter?
LILIANA ARAUJO, SANDRA TAVARES SILVA AND AURORA A.C. TEIXEIRA
3 The role of multinationals in creating export spillovers as an additional process to productivity spillovers: evidence from Turkey
BASAK DALGIC AND BURCU FAZLIOGLU
4 Relational spillovers and knowledge creation across European regions: are there differences across R&D institutional sectors?
DANIELA DI CAGNO, ANDREA FABRIZI, VALENTINA MELICIANI AND IRIS WANZENBOECK
5 How to boost knowledge-spillover effects in disadvantaged regions?
MANUELA F. NEVES, JOAO J. FERREIRA AND FERNANDO FERREIRA
PART II Strategic entrepreneurship and knowledge
6 Institutional entrepreneurship: a new interconnectivity between government-university-enterprises in Wuhan future technology city of China
CONNIE ZHENG
7 The performance of the academic KIBS firms in a 'moderate innovator' country: a longitudinal analysis
SARA FERNANDEZ-LOPEZ, MARIA JESUS RODRIGUEZ-GULIAS AND DAVID RODEIRO-PAZOS
8 Ambidexterity revisited: the influence of structure and context and the dilemma exploration vs. exploitation
JOSE RICARDO C. ANDRADE, JOAO J. FERREIRA AND VANESSA RATTEN
9 Learning to compete: entrepreneurial roles exploiting knowledge spillovers
RONALD C. BECKETT AND GERARD BERENDSEN
PART III Strategic and international knowledge
10 Interconnectivity between academic organizations and established firms for a strategic and knowledge fostering purpose: an exploratory study in an emerging economy
FERNANDO HERRERA, MARIBEL GUERRERO AND DAVID URBANO
11 International knowledge transfer from Kodak to ITRI: a strategic alliance learning perspective
FRANK SHIU, CONNIE ZHENG AND MEI-CHIH HU
12 Heterogeneous professional identities as an intra-sectoral knowledge filter
DANIEL FESER AND TILL PROEGER
13 From knowledge to innovation: a review on the evolution of the absorptive capacity concept
DENNIS LYTH FREDERIKSEN AND ALEXANDER BREM
14 Knowledge spillovers and innovation spaces in Australia
PAUL K. COUCHMAN, ANDREW O'LOUGHLIN, IAN McLOUGHLIN AND VANESSA RATTEN
Conclusion
15 Future research directions for knowledge spillovers and strategic entrepreneurship
VANESSA RATTEN, LEO-PAUL DANA AND JOAO J. FERREIRA
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