EPISTEMIC COMMUNITIES AND CLUSTER DYNAMICS: ON THE ROLE OF KNOWLEDGE IN INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS.

Lars Håkanson

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The article discusses a study that investigates the usefulness of industrial clusters by looking at why firms in some locations appear to be more innovative and productive than others. The article states that the important issue is that clusters are more than primarily concentrations of interlinked industries producing complementary or similar outputs, but also are groups of professionals working in related industries. The article discusses tacit knowledge and local knowledge spillover, epistemic communities, and cluster dynamics.

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