This paper observes that the existing definitions of clusters can be grouped under two categories: intra-industry clusters, and inter-industry clusters. Economic geographers and strategy researchers suggest “intra industry ” conceptualisations of clusters. Regional economists subscribe to the Porterian model of clusters that focuses on inter-industry linkages. While we agree that clusters should assess inter-industry linkages, we argue that the process of identifying clusters should begin at the intra-industry level. A conceptual framework based on ‘strategic groups ’ theory and value system analysis is developed as an explanation for industry clusters
Some industry cluster studies involve detailed examination of the characteristics and competitive fo...
The performance of the national economy is a composite of the performance of regions within the nati...
Version of RecordThis paper will present the idea of clusters from Michael Porter’s perspective, and...
Industry clusters refer to the tight connections that bind certain firms and industries together in ...
Abstract. The paper reviews the broad range of theories and ideas that constitute, often implicitly,...
The concept of industry clustering has generated much discussion in regional economic development th...
At the turn of the twenty-first century, scholars around the globe have breathed new life into the c...
Abstract. The industrial cluster concept has become a subject of intense research studies and econom...
Clusters are geographic concentrations of industries related by knowledge, skills, inputs, demand an...
Regional analysts often identify industry clusters according to a single dimension of industrial int...
We explore the concept of regional industrial identity as an important missing component in our unde...
This article explores the phenomenon of industry clustering in Australia. It includes an overview of...
The global economy has changed economic strategies both for private and public entities. It is likel...
The first economic clusters appeared more than 200 years ago when classical economists noted that bu...
Industrial clusters are geographic concentrations of tightly co-operating, legally independent organ...
Some industry cluster studies involve detailed examination of the characteristics and competitive fo...
The performance of the national economy is a composite of the performance of regions within the nati...
Version of RecordThis paper will present the idea of clusters from Michael Porter’s perspective, and...
Industry clusters refer to the tight connections that bind certain firms and industries together in ...
Abstract. The paper reviews the broad range of theories and ideas that constitute, often implicitly,...
The concept of industry clustering has generated much discussion in regional economic development th...
At the turn of the twenty-first century, scholars around the globe have breathed new life into the c...
Abstract. The industrial cluster concept has become a subject of intense research studies and econom...
Clusters are geographic concentrations of industries related by knowledge, skills, inputs, demand an...
Regional analysts often identify industry clusters according to a single dimension of industrial int...
We explore the concept of regional industrial identity as an important missing component in our unde...
This article explores the phenomenon of industry clustering in Australia. It includes an overview of...
The global economy has changed economic strategies both for private and public entities. It is likel...
The first economic clusters appeared more than 200 years ago when classical economists noted that bu...
Industrial clusters are geographic concentrations of tightly co-operating, legally independent organ...
Some industry cluster studies involve detailed examination of the characteristics and competitive fo...
The performance of the national economy is a composite of the performance of regions within the nati...
Version of RecordThis paper will present the idea of clusters from Michael Porter’s perspective, and...