Joint Knowledge Production in European R&amp;D Networks: Results from a Discrete Choice Modeling Perspective

Florian Reinold; Manfred Paier; Manfred M. Fischer

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-02699-2_11

Joint Knowledge Production in European R&D Networks: Results from a Discrete Choice Modeling Perspective

In: Joint Knowledge Production in European R&D Networks: Results from a Discrete Choice Modeling Perspective (Advances in spatial science)

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The objective of this study is to explore the determinants of inter-organizational knowledge generation within European networks of R&D collaboration. It is argued that social capital is a key determinant for successful knowledge generation. Thus, factors that...

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