Knowledge transfer in time of crisis: evidence from the Trentino region

Tsouri, Maria

doi:10.1080/13662716.2018.1551124

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“…As a result, knowledge management becomes imperative for firms to utilize for innovation, most importantly, during crisis times. Hence, some scholars postulate the effect of regional influence on firm innovativeness ( (Tsouri, 2019). Hence, in as much as firms seek internal research and development for information and knowledge for innovation, they also pursue external sources by cooperating with international and national entities such as higher education institutions, suppliers, customers, and public and private research institutes.…”

Section: Knowledge the Necessity For Innovation In The Knowledge Ecomentioning

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Cooperating for knowledge and innovation performance: the case of selected Central and Eastern European countries

Gyamfi

Stejskal

2020

Problems and Perspectives in Management

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The open innovation concept thrives on knowledge and information flow; their sources for the current innovation performance of the selected Central and Eastern European (CEE) countries have since triggered research interest. This research aimed to explore the different sources of knowledge and information for innovation and the extent to which these different sources contribute to the innovation performance of small and medium-sized enterprises in some selected CEE countries. The study assesses the influence of different knowledge and information sources and their relationships in SMEs engaged in manufacturing activities for innovation performance in the selected CEE countries using structural equation modeling. Data were sourced from the anonymized European Community Innovation Survey (CIS, 2012). The results show that internal sources of information and knowledge from innovative internal activities highly influence SMEs’ innovation performance in these CEE countries. Additionally, SMEs in the selected countries’ sources of information and knowledge influence firm cooperation arrangements. The result is significant for SMEs and policymakers to ensure fostering information and knowledge sharing and support of creating valuable knowledge for innovation, most importantly, in the aftermath of financial and economic crisis. AcknowledgmentThis work was supported by a grant provided by the scientific research project of the Czech Sciences Foundation Grant No. 20-03037S.

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Section: Knowledge the Necessity For Innovation In The Knowledge Ecomentioning

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Cooperating for knowledge and innovation performance: the case of selected Central and Eastern European countries

Gyamfi

Stejskal

2020

Problems and Perspectives in Management

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“…In this study, it is defined in terms of strategic (Uslaner, ) or cognition‐based trust (McAllister, ). According to this perspective, individuals' trust depends on information and experience, and it is therefore generated by repeated interactions (Tsouri, ). With reference to the case discussed by the paper, the assumption is therefore that, once aware and satisfied with the outcomes of EU policies, citizens are likely to develop a sentiment of trust for the institutions responsible for these actions.…”

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Cohesion Policy and European identity building: Trust as a mediating element

Capello

Perucca

2019

Regional Science Policy & Practice

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The understanding of the role of Cohesion Policy on the processes of European identity building is becoming more and more important in a period or resurgence of nationalisms and Euroscepticism. However, empirical evidence on this is still extremely scarce, due to both conceptual issues and data limitations. The present study tackles these limits and presents an empirical analysis of the way in which satisfaction with Cohesion Policy affected identification with Europe in EU regions between 2014 and 2017. Results show that this relationship is highly dependent on the intensity of funding spent, capturing the intensity of the European policy, and on the recent economic trend occurred at the regional level. This effect is boosted by a positive attitude towards EU institutions.

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“…A key objective of the European Research Area is to stimulate research collaboration and knowledge diffusion in the European Union through the Framework Programmes (FP) that represent one of the largest transnational efforts worldwide, funding thousands of collaborative research and innovation (R&I) projects (European Commission, 2017, 2018. The FPs offer collaboration opportunities for researchers.…”

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Network dynamics in collaborative research in the EU, 2003–2017

Balland

Boschma

Ravet

2019

European Planning Studies

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A key objective of the EU Framework Programmes for Research and Innovation is the creation of cross-country research networks. We make use of Social Network tools to describe the evolution of the EU research network across countries on the basis of unique data covering collaborative projects launched during the first four years of implementation of Horizon 2020 and its predecessor programmes, the Sixth and Seventh Framework Programme. We describe the positioning of all EU-countries in the collaborative research network, the positioning of the older member EU-15 and the newer member EU-13 countries in particular, and to what extent the network has been subject to change during the period 2003-2017. EU-15 and EU-13 countries have become more integrated, and some organizations fulfil a bridging function in the EU research network. EU-13 countries are more heavily engaged in parts of the programme on lower complexity research activities.

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Knowledge transfer in time of crisis: evidence from the Trentino region

Cited by 17 publications

References 55 publications

Cooperating for knowledge and innovation performance: the case of selected Central and Eastern European countries

Cooperating for knowledge and innovation performance: the case of selected Central and Eastern European countries

Cohesion Policy and European identity building: Trust as a mediating element

Network dynamics in collaborative research in the EU, 2003–2017

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