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Cognitive coordination, institutions and clusters : an exploratory discussion

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Towards an understanding of cognitive coordination : theoretical developments and empirical illustrations

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Localised co-ordination and trust : tentative findings from in-depth case studies

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Localised learning : why are inter-firm learning patterns institutionalised within particular localities?

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Localised learning and community capabilities : on organisation of knowledge in markets, firms and communities; the case of Danish furniture producers

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Localized learning and social capital

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How early entrants impact cluster emergence : MNEs vs. local firms in the Bangalore digital creative industries

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The Geography of the Creative Industries: Theoretical Stocktaking and Empirical Illustration

Lorenzen, Mark - In: The new Oxford handbook of economic geography. 2018

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Localised co-ordination and trust. Tentative findings from in-depht case studies.

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The paper argues that the furniture industry, because it is low-tech, mature, and thus easy to grasp technology-wise, is an excellent case for investigating some basic notions on the rise within the economics of organisation. The paper concentrates on the growing incidence of flexible...

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