Contributed articles presented at a symposium organized by Society for Global Business and Economic Development. A book that provides a strategic view of how business or regional economic clusters have led to success in several areas and their potential to create more opportunities, from a conceptual, empirical and public policy perspective.
Contributed articles presented at a symposium organized by Society for Global Business and Economic Development.A book that provides a strategic view of how business or regional economic clusters have led to success in several areas and their potential to create more opportunities, from a conceptual, empirical and public policy perspective.
C. Jayachandran, Center for International Business (CIB) and International Trade Counseling Center (ITCC), Montclair State University Michael Thorpe, University of Wollongong, Dubai (UOWD) Ram Subramanian, School of Business, Montclair State University Vishnuprasad Nagadevara, Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore
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I. Introduction II. Section 1 Regional Economic Clusters an Empirical Perspective 1. Cluster or Satellite Platform: A Comparative Study/John Hobbs, Richard Maloney, and Michael Walsh 2. Technology Specialists as Knowledge Gatekeepers/Rebecca Mitchell, John Burgess, Jennifer Waterhouse, and Karen McNeil 3. Creating Competitive Advantage through Collaboration: An Action Led Research Approach/Martin Rahe, Mariano Najles, and Jordi Garcia 4. Clusters as a Tool for Increasing the Performance of Companies: Good Practices Used by Selected Clusters/Eva Jircikova 5. Models and Approaches to Measuring and Managing Performance of Clusters and Cluster Initiatives/Adriana Knapkova, Drahomira Pavelkova, and Libor Friedel 6. Are Firms in Knowledge and Technology Intensive Sectors Located within Regional Clusters more Effi cient? Some Empirical Evidence from Eastern Europe/Kornelia Kozovska 7. Differences and Similarities in Conditions for the Establishment and Development of Clusters in Poland and the Czech Republic/Magdalena Bialic and Drahomira Pavelkova 8. CSR, Cluster Groups, and Stakeholder Engagement in the Indian Context: Towards Sustainable Government Structures/Catherine Nickerson and Subrat Sahu 9. Application of Real Options Analysis for Biotech Cluster Formation: Optimal Investment Timing of Biotech Start ups Under Uncertainty/Takao Fujiwara 10. Industrial Clusters, Human Capital, and Regional Growth/Nibedita Saha and Drahomira Pavelkova III. Section 2 Clusters and Public Policy 11. Regional Development and the "Dubai Model": Some Observations and Experiences/Julia Connell and Michael Thorpe 12. Public Policies to Enhance Cluster Development/Kerry Brown, John Burgess, Marion Festing, Robyn Keast, Susanne Royer, Charlotte Steffen and Jennifer Waterhouse 13. The "Visible" Hand: Government Policy's Effect on Regional Competitive Clusters/Ram Subramanian and C. Jayachandran IV. Section 3 Case Studies on Clusters 14. Development of and Success Factors in a Mexican Software Cluster/Claudia Diaz Perez 15. TIC Cluster in Asturias (Spain): A Success Case/Karla Paola Jimenéz and Beatriz Junquera 16. Spatial Clusters in Organic Farming A Case Study of Pulses Cultivation in Karnataka/Gopal Naik and Vishnuprasad Nagadevara 17. The Impact of Educational and Banking Industry Clusters on Urban Land Expansion: An Exploratory Study of Mangalore City of Karnataka, India/U. Arabi and Mustaf Author Biographies.
I. Introduction II. Section 1 Regional Economic Clusters an Empirical Perspective 1. Cluster or Satellite Platform: A Comparative Study/John Hobbs, Richard Maloney, and Michael Walsh 2. Technology Specialists as Knowledge Gatekeepers/Rebecca Mitchell, John Burgess, Jennifer Waterhouse, and Karen McNeil 3. Creating Competitive Advantage through Collaboration: An Action Led Research Approach/Martin Rahe, Mariano Najles, and Jordi Garcia 4. Clusters as a Tool for Increasing the Performance of Companies: Good Practices Used by Selected Clusters/Eva Jircikova 5. Models and Approaches to Measuring and Managing Performance of Clusters and Cluster Initiatives/Adriana Knapkova, Drahomira Pavelkova, and Libor Friedel 6. Are Firms in Knowledge and Technology Intensive Sectors Located within Regional Clusters more Effi cient? Some Empirical Evidence from Eastern Europe/Kornelia Kozovska 7. Differences and Similarities in Conditions for the Establishment and Development of Clusters in Poland and the Czech Republic/Magdalena Bialic and Drahomira Pavelkova 8. CSR, Cluster Groups, and Stakeholder Engagement in the Indian Context: Towards Sustainable Government Structures/Catherine Nickerson and Subrat Sahu 9. Application of Real Options Analysis for Biotech Cluster Formation: Optimal Investment Timing of Biotech Start ups Under Uncertainty/Takao Fujiwara 10. Industrial Clusters, Human Capital, and Regional Growth/Nibedita Saha and Drahomira Pavelkova III. Section 2 Clusters and Public Policy 11. Regional Development and the "Dubai Model": Some Observations and Experiences/Julia Connell and Michael Thorpe 12. Public Policies to Enhance Cluster Development/Kerry Brown, John Burgess, Marion Festing, Robyn Keast, Susanne Royer, Charlotte Steffen and Jennifer Waterhouse 13. The "Visible" Hand: Government Policy's Effect on Regional Competitive Clusters/Ram Subramanian and C. Jayachandran IV. Section 3 Case Studies on Clusters 14. Development of and Success Factors in a Mexican Software Cluster/Claudia Diaz Perez 15. TIC Cluster in Asturias (Spain): A Success Case/Karla Paola Jimenéz and Beatriz Junquera 16. Spatial Clusters in Organic Farming A Case Study of Pulses Cultivation in Karnataka/Gopal Naik and Vishnuprasad Nagadevara 17. The Impact of Educational and Banking Industry Clusters on Urban Land Expansion: An Exploratory Study of Mangalore City of Karnataka, India/U. Arabi and Mustaf Author Biographies.
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