The impact of environmental regulation on the competitiveness of firms and industries
remains a hot topic. Since the formulation of the Porter hypothesis, scholars from different …

Considering the opportunities and challenges raised by generative AI (GenAI) technologies,
many universities have been developing policies to guide the integration of GenAI in their …

We review literatures that inform entrepreneurial innovation, paying particular attention to
different conceptualizations of contexts. Early research explored micro and macro …

Clusters influence the way firms cooperate, organize and compete, but clusters and their
related benefits rarely come spontaneously in a straight line of expansion. It is argued that …

Silicon Fen (SF) is a cluster of high-tech firms located around the University of Cambridge
(UoC) in the UK. This article, for the first time, investigates the technological bonds between …

In this paper, we aim at exploring whether and how 'organised'clusters can be conceived of
as deliberate actors within their contexts. Seeing such clusters as meta-organisations, we …

This article focuses on actors and activities of cluster initiatives which are intermediaries
within clusters of similar and related firms. A case study method is used; the cases show that …

In the era of knowledge economy, offerings of urban spaces are critical for success in the
tough rivalry to attract and retain knowledge workers and industries. Many cities foster …

Urban agglomerations-where innovation and knowledge generation activities take place-are
in a tough competition to become a major player in the global knowledge economy. It is …

Clusters are a suitable method for creating competitive advantage, not only for enterprises of
the same cluster, but also for the country on which the clusters are based. In this regard …