2017
DOI: 10.3989/redc.2017.1.1380
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Fuentes de conocimiento externo en el sector arqueológico español: Mapeo de la fase emergente en una actividad empresarial

Abstract: Recent studies of innovation highlight the importance of external knowledge sourcing. Existing empirical works are based on national surveys and specific industries. The present study contributes to the analysis of strategies for sourcing external knowledge, based on a specific case study and moment in time: the Spanish archaeological sector and its emergence as a new business activity. Our results show that external knowledge sourcing involves diverse mechanisms, agents and two main strategies: cooperation an… Show more

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“…Programs aimed at fostering and promoting scientific and innovative culture that show the particular sectorial benefits of R&D, can show these companies the relationship between R&D and quality employment (Autor, 2003). It is not about promoting a generalist discourse on the benefits of R&D, but about showing companies concrete examples related to their sector that could inspire new attitudes towards R&D and innovation in unsuspected areas as in the case of archeology sector (Parga-Dans et al, 2012;Parga-Dans et al, 2017).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Programs aimed at fostering and promoting scientific and innovative culture that show the particular sectorial benefits of R&D, can show these companies the relationship between R&D and quality employment (Autor, 2003). It is not about promoting a generalist discourse on the benefits of R&D, but about showing companies concrete examples related to their sector that could inspire new attitudes towards R&D and innovation in unsuspected areas as in the case of archeology sector (Parga-Dans et al, 2012;Parga-Dans et al, 2017).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%