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Geographic co-location of partners and rivals : implications for the design of R&D alliances

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Knowledge sharing and safeguarding in R&D collaborations : the role of steering committees in biotechnology alliances

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Cooperation across disciplines : a multilevel perspective on cooperative behavior in governing interfirm relations

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The impact of industry IPOs on acquisitions of new ventures : an information spillovers perspective

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Microfoundations of R&D alliance formation : the interplay of scientist mobility and the cooperative context of collaboration

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Knowledge spillovers : the role of geography, technology and intra-firm linkages in the global semiconductor manufacturing industry

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Chapter 6 The Duality of Knowledge Networks: The Impact of Production and Usage Networks on Academic Citations

Nerkar, Atul; Lahiri, Nandini - In: Understanding the relationship between networks and …, (pp. 165-197). 2014

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