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Transforming Industrial Districts
2009Abstract This article articulates an evolving, new view of inter-organizational relationships (IORs), in industrial districts derived from data on twenty-one leading Italian firms engaged principally in the production of goods where fashion and design occupy a central role: shoes, clothing, leather goods, and furniture.
Lazerson, Mark H., Lorenzoni, Gianni
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Biomass for Industrial and District Heating
The industrial sector, the world’s largest energy consuming end-user, is a major greenhouse gas emitter. It heavily relies on fossil fuels, with only a small contribution from renewables, and of these, only biomass (mainly primary solid biofuels) is not marginal at a global scale.openaire +2 more sources
Innovation and Relationships in an Organized Industrial District Ankara Sincan Industrial District [PDF]
, 2007 Organized Industrial Districts are important regional development tools that have been extensively utilized by the Turkish authorities as part of Turkish industrialization program, with varying degrees of success. The empirical part of the study is carried out in Ankara, Sincan Industrial district.
ERDİL, ERKAN, ÇETİN, Dilek
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Industrial Districts: Theoretical and Empirical Insights
2008The purpose of this chapter is to review and discuss the recent contributions on industrial districts. In particular, we examine two different aspects of this literature. The first concerns the widely analysed phenomenon of corporate grouping within industrial districts.
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Bank’s Localism and Industrial Districts [PDF]
, 2009 Pietro Alessandrini, Alberto Zazzaro
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Is Industrial Districts Logistics suitable for Industrial Parks?,
ACTA UNIVERSITATIS DANUBIUS. OECONOMICA, 2013The paper discusses the role of logistics for industrial districts, highlighting the current status and defining a logistics model supporting the relationships between providers and users of logistic services within the local context of an industrial district.
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Circular Economy and the evolution of industrial districts: a supply chain perspective
International Journal of Production Economics, 2022Nicola Saccani +2 more
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Industrial districts, innovation and I-district effect: territory or industrial specialization? [PDF]
, 2008 The I-district effect hypothesis establishes the existence of highly intense innovation in Marshallian industrial districts due to the presence of external localization economies. However, industrial districts are characterized by specific manufacturing specializations in such a way that this effect could be due to these dominant specializations.
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