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How to identify social ties in innovation partnerships? : the case of French science-industry collaborations

Ferru, Marie; Grossetti, Michel; Bès, Marie-Pierre - 2011

Social embeddedness appears to be a promising way to analyze knowledge collaborations, notably to better understand their build up and their spatial patterns. Nevertheless, measurement problems and an over-territorialized conception of the notion exist. When studying the formation of these...

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Strategies to innovate in SMEs : analyzing the key factors of internationalization and interaction in Basque and Sicilian firms : 53th European Regional Science Association (ERSA)...

Cermelli, Massimo; Asso, Pier Francesco; Pipitone, Vito - 2013

capable of promoting interaction between individual and collective subjects. The knowledge of workers becomes, within firms … experiences between firms and within firms together with a high level of interaction among the agents, that constitute the social … generation of innovation at the firm levels. Internationalization and interaction for SMEs represent action strategies in an …

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Customer involvement in new product development in B2B : the role of sales

La Rocca, Antonella; Moscatelli, Paolo; Perna, Andrea; … - In: Industrial marketing management : the international … 58 (2016), pp. 45-57

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Supplier involvement in NPD : a quasi-experiment at Unilever

Laursen, Linda Nhu; Andersen, Poul Houman - In: Industrial marketing management : the international … 58 (2016), pp. 162-171

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Acculturational homophily in friendships based on English-name usage : a natural experiment

Xu, Dafeng - 2015

This paper examines acculturational homophily in friendships of international students. Acculturation (also known as cultural assimilation) is measured by English-name usage. I use data from Renren.com, a Facebook-type social networking site based in China. The sample consists of students who...

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Exploring city social interaction ties in the big data era : evidence based on location-based social media data from China

Wu, Wenjie; Wang, Jianghao - 2015

Location-based social media data is, increasingly, an important facilitator of exploring the movement of goods and people in and between countries across the globe. Typical examples include Twitter, Facebook, Foursquare. As with all social media data outputs, the fundamental value of...

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Your very private job agency : job referrals based on residential location networks

Hawranek, Franziska; Schanne, Norbert - 2014

Your very private job agency: Job referrals based on residential location networks This paper analyzes job referral effects that are based on residential location. We use georeferenced record data for the entire working population (liable to social security) and the corresponding establishments...

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Do birds of a feather flock together? : proximities and inter-clusters network

Amisse, Sylvain; Hussler, Caroline; Muller, Paul; … - 2011

The present contribution develops on the analysis of clusters in terms of proximities by exploring the issue of distant inter-cluster collaborations. We mobilize different forms of proximity (geographic, cognitive, social) discussed in the literature in order to identify their respective...

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Normal vs. spectacular science : the IMP Group and BtoB marketing

Cova, Bernard; Pardo, Catherine; Salle, Robert; … - In: Industrial marketing management : the international … 49 (2015), pp. 80-83

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Caught in the middle : buying from markets and selling to networks

Abrahamsen, Morten H.; Håkansson, Håkan - In: Industrial marketing management : the international … 49 (2015), pp. 4-14

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