2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.respol.2008.04.004
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‘The tyranny of distance’: Biotechnology networks and clusters in the antipodes

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“…En el estudio de las actividades científicas, diversos trabajos han mostrado que la proximidad geográfica permite predecir la ocurrencia de relaciones, que estas sean interpersonales (Casper, 2007, Pina-Stranger), entre colegas (Allen, 1977(Allen, y 1997 o interorganizacionales (Gilding, 2008;owen-Smith et al, 2004). Esta variable nos permite tomar en cuenta dicho fenómeno y explorar otras variables que puedan explicar la ocurrencia de una relación.…”
Section: Análisis Y Resultadosunclassified
“…En el estudio de las actividades científicas, diversos trabajos han mostrado que la proximidad geográfica permite predecir la ocurrencia de relaciones, que estas sean interpersonales (Casper, 2007, Pina-Stranger), entre colegas (Allen, 1977(Allen, y 1997 o interorganizacionales (Gilding, 2008;owen-Smith et al, 2004). Esta variable nos permite tomar en cuenta dicho fenómeno y explorar otras variables que puedan explicar la ocurrencia de una relación.…”
Section: Análisis Y Resultadosunclassified
“…Here DBFs have a less prominent role, only operating in specific segments and being confined to specialized niches. A similar situation occurred when biotechnology development took place in specific country contexts where some key actors were absent or less proactive (Owen Smith et al 2002;Luukkonen and Palmberg 2007;Fontes 2007;Gilding 2008;Finegold et al 2004;Nosella et al 2005).…”
Section: A Brief Overview Of the Evolution Of The Industrymentioning
confidence: 85%
“…For a major societal transformation to occur-such as to a green economy-there needs to be an associated critical mass of new and emerging enabling technologies capable of being linked to a clearly recognised and pressing need in the marketplace-in this instance, the "wicked" challenges of 21st century sustainable development (economic, social and environmental). Earlier socio-technical and economic transitions can be seen to have conferred significant first mover advantages to those firms, regions and nations that have been adept at nurturing the development and implementation of innovative technologies, e.g., Detroit and the auto industry; Silicon Valley's role in the information technology revolution; and the more diverse but locally significant spatial clusters in the biotechnology industry [60]. The emergence of green industrial clusters has been identified by Davies [58].…”
Section: Surveying the Greening Of Businessmentioning
confidence: 99%