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Social Networks in Silicon Valley

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University-Industry-Government Innovation Models Entrepreneurship Studies and Influences Innovation and Knowledge Management

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Social network is a dominant, distinguishing characteristic of Silicon Valley. Because innovation entails coping with a high degree of uncertainty,such innovation is particularly dependent on networks.……

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