2015
DOI: 10.12706/itea.2015.023
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El modelo cooperativo de sistemas agroalimentarios de innovación: el caso ANECOOP y el sistema citrícola valenciano

Abstract: La globalización presiona a los sistemas territoriales de producción a convertirse en sistemas territoriales de producción y de innovación para mantener su competitividad. Pero la heterogeneidad empresarial que presentan estos sistemas dificulta la respuesta a estos desafíos y obliga a que dicha respuesta sea colectiva y a nivel meso-económico. Hasta ahora se ha defendido el liderazgo de algunas empresas privadas y otros actores intermediarios, como las asociaciones empresariales, como vehículos de este proces… Show more

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“…Faced with the globalisation challenge, scientific literature has shown that along with private and public ways of modernising clusters, there is a third way that is represented by cooperative innovation clusters (Gallego & Chaves, 2015, Bretos, D ıaz-Foncea, & Marcuello, 2018. These cooperative clusters also present a great potential to generate social innovations, which underlie and contribute to the technological innovation processes (Gallego & Chaves, 2016).…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Faced with the globalisation challenge, scientific literature has shown that along with private and public ways of modernising clusters, there is a third way that is represented by cooperative innovation clusters (Gallego & Chaves, 2015, Bretos, D ıaz-Foncea, & Marcuello, 2018. These cooperative clusters also present a great potential to generate social innovations, which underlie and contribute to the technological innovation processes (Gallego & Chaves, 2016).…”
Section: Theoretical Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Firstly, it requires the cluster to have a vision (Witt, 2007) or cognitive focus (Nooteboom, 2009) that maintains the cohesion of the diverse entities that make up the group. In terms of cooperative clusters, Gallego and Chaves (2015) demonstrated that the leaders of these clusters play a Schumpeterian social and collective entrepreneurship role, and therefore, they are the focal points that are capable of promoting behavioural meso-rules and initiatives that ensure coherence in the group's internal diversity.…”
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“…In this sense, the article shows how social economy can contribute to the transformation of Latin American clusters through their moral rearmament that places people at the centre of political concerns and scientific analysis. Within the framework of the dominant political-economic network, it was shown how the creation of formal cooperatives cannot play, either alone or through the second-degree management and cooperative teams, the transforming role of the clusters which was attributed to it by the literature in other clusters of developed regions (Gallego-Bono & Chaves-Ávila, 2015 and. The reason is that in this framework, the cooperatives are captured and used spuriously by this network.…”
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