Dynamic Capabilities Between Firm Organisation and Local Systems of Production

by Riccardo Leoncini (Editor), Sandro Montresor (Editor)

Overview

Changes in technology and demand require firms to learn how to continuously reshape unique and non-imitable resources and competences. A firm‘s capacity to achieve this is captured by the concept of dynamic capabilities. This book offers an analysis of how firms manage to reconfigure their pool of idiosyncratic resources, skills and competencies to

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781134147380
Publisher:	Taylor & Francis
Publication date:	12/21/2007
Series:	Routledge Studies in Global Competition
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	432
File size:	2 MB

About the Author

Riccardo Leoncini and Sandro Montresor are both at the University of Bologna in Italy. They are co-authors of Technical Systems and Intersectoral Innovation Flows (2003).

Table of Contents

Introduction Part 1: Firmand Organisational Level 1. Learning and Firm Dynamics: Theoretical Approaches and Empirical Analysis of Dynamic Capabilities 2. Dynamic Capabilities and Entrepreneurial Team Development in SMEs 3. Group Dynamics and Growth Strategies 4. Demand for Skilled Labour Services, Job Design and the ‘Revealed Learning Function’ Part 2:Localand Mesoeconomic Level 5. A Morphogenetic Approach to the Evolution of Technological Capabilities 6. Global Value Chains and Technological Capabilities:A Framework to Study Industrial Innovation in Developing Countries 7. Learning at the Boundaries for Industrial Districts between Exploitation of Local Resources and the Exploration of Global Knowledge Flows 8. The Role of Agglomeration and Technology in Shaping Firm Strategy and Organization 9. MNC-dominated Clusters and the Upgrading of Domestic Suppliers: The Case of Costa Rican Electronics and Medical Device Industries Part 3: Sectoraland Macroeconomic Level 10. Macrodynamic Capability: Concept and Monetary and Financial Conditions 11. Knowledge Endowment and Composition as Dynamic Capabilities 12. Vertical and Horizontal Patterns of Intra-industry Trade between EU and Candidate Countries 13. ICTs and the Digital Division of Labour 14. Persistent Seasonality of Demand and Local Tourist Market Development