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dic 1, 2010
Una aportación neoschumpeteriana al estudio de la cooperación entre empresas: la complejidad, el caos y las rutinas como elementos potenciadores A schumpeterian contribution towards studying cooperation between firms: complexity, chaos and routines as enhancers
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Este artículo se centra en la necesidad de cooperación entre las empresas. La conformación de clusters es una expresión de la cooperación interorganizacional, muy estudiada desde el enfoque neoschumpeteriano, y se especializa en el flujo de productos, servicios, capitales, trabajadores y conocimientos entre los agentes que integran los sectores productivos de los países. Su conformación concede a los agentes participantes una serie de ventajas que de forma aislada difícilmente podrían alcanzar. Mediante la cooperación, a las empresas les es posible lograr una mayor flexibilidad y un más eficiente y eficaz acceso a nuevos conocimientos aplicados en las diversas actividades de la cadena de valor, todo lo cual podría redundar en la optimización de la competitividad.
This article focuses on the need for cooperation amongst companies. Clustering is an expression of inter-organisational cooperation which has been studied in depth by NeoSchumpeterian thinking and specialises in the flow of products, services, capitals, workers and knowledge amongst the different agents comprising countries¿ production sectors. Forming clusters provides each participating agent with a series of advantages which they would hardly achieve if acting separately. Companies can obtain greater flexibility and a more efficient and accurate access to new knowledge through cooperation applied to the many activities involved in the value chain, - all of which could redound to optimising competitiveness.
Palabras clave:
Cooperation between firms, firms, cluster, complexity, chaos, routine
Cooperación entre empresas, clusters, complejidad, caos y rutinas.
Cooperación entre empresas, clusters, complejidad, caos y rutinas.
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Goodman, E. y Bamford, J. 1990. (editores). Small Firms and Industrial Districts in Italy. Routledge, London.
Hansen, N. M. 1963. “Development Pole Theory in a Regional Context”. Kyklos vol. XX, Fasc. 3.
Hibbert, P. y Huxham, C. 2010. “The Past in Play: Tradition in the Structures of Collaboration”. Organization Studies 31(5):525–554.
Hirschmann, A. 1964. La estrategia del desarrollo económico. México: Fondo de Cultura Económica.
Ionita, F., Ursacescu, M. y Burlacu, S. 2009. “Public Services as Poles of Regional Competitiveness in Sustainable Development”. Review of International Comparative Management. Faculty of Management, Academy of Economic Studies, Bucharest, Romania, 10(3):552–565.
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Karlsson, C. 2007. “Clusters, Functional Regions and Cluster Policies”. Working Paper Series in Economics and Institutions of Innovation 84, Royal Institute of Technology, CESIS - Centre of Excellence for Science and Innovation Studies.
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Nadvi, K. y Halder, G. 2005. “Local clusters in global value chains”. Entrepreneurship and Regional Development, 17(5):(339-363).
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Sabine, Z. 2003. Clusters and other Organizational Industrial Models. Johanesburg: Karakorum Press Club.
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