2016
DOI: 10.15611/br.2016.1.02
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Key National Clusters in Regional Policy

Abstract: Development policy defining trends of changes in Polish economy is the source of many solutions implemented from the top down into economic practice. It also happens around initiatives realized in the area of clusters. The confrontation of program documents and research reports with cluster theory does not give rise to a positive evaluation of this organizational formula in the Polish economic practice. The newly established institution of key national clusters has been integrated into the complex public-priva… Show more

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“…The popularity of cluster organizations is not matched by the popularity of the cluster concept proposed by Michael Porter or the popularity of cluster identification methods, which results in the lack of cluster identification research (Główka, 2016). Limitation, fragmentation and unreliability of the research methods used, based mainly on quantitative analyzes and expert methods (subjective conclusions formulated on the basis of information usually acquired in a cluster environment from significant cluster entities) (Jegorow, 2016b), make the urge to conduct research on national clusters necessary. Researchers point to the need for conducting qualitative analyses, including case studies (Jankowska, 2012;Konstantynova, and Lehmann, 2017;Adamczuk, 2014;Główka, 2016).…”
Section: Clusters As the Subject Of Empirical Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The popularity of cluster organizations is not matched by the popularity of the cluster concept proposed by Michael Porter or the popularity of cluster identification methods, which results in the lack of cluster identification research (Główka, 2016). Limitation, fragmentation and unreliability of the research methods used, based mainly on quantitative analyzes and expert methods (subjective conclusions formulated on the basis of information usually acquired in a cluster environment from significant cluster entities) (Jegorow, 2016b), make the urge to conduct research on national clusters necessary. Researchers point to the need for conducting qualitative analyses, including case studies (Jankowska, 2012;Konstantynova, and Lehmann, 2017;Adamczuk, 2014;Główka, 2016).…”
Section: Clusters As the Subject Of Empirical Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In response to the challenges posed in Poland, the institution of the national key cluster (KKK) was established. The status of the KKK is connected with the function of the coordinator of other clusters and with open access to European funds dedicated to these entities within the EU cohesion policy between 2014 and 2020 (Jegorow, 2016b). At the same time, it should be noted that the variable and inconsistent cluster policy has not been beneficial to the so far effective implementation of the cluster concept in the economic system.…”
Section: Clusters As An Element Of the European Union's Economic Policymentioning
confidence: 99%