Does the Geographical Proximity Matter in Knowledge and Information Flow? A study about wine cluster in the Southern region of Brazil

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Autor(a) principal: Ruffoni,Janaína
Data de Publicação: 2017
Outros Autores: Tatsch,Ana Lúcia, Stefani,Rafael, Schaeffer,Paola Rücker, Grings,Lenise Gessí
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Revista de Economia e Sociologia Rural
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Resumo: Abstract: This study aims to analyze technological knowledge and information flows intra and extra-cluster, as well as the cognitive roles the firms play. It was decided to investigate such flows among firms and institutions that compose the wine cluster of Vale dos Vinhedos, mountain region of Rio Grande do Sul, responsible for approximately 90% of the national wine production. The social network method was used for this article. As main results, it is highlighted: the information flow has a distinct dynamic from the technological knowledge flow established among firms; they play different cognitive roles in the identified technological knowledge network; great part of the connections established is with companies from the cluster itself; and the search for knowledge in support institutions in the area is intense, highlighting the importance of geographical proximity in the established relations.
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title Does the Geographical Proximity Matter in Knowledge and Information Flow? A study about wine cluster in the Southern region of Brazil
spellingShingle Does the Geographical Proximity Matter in Knowledge and Information Flow? A study about wine cluster in the Southern region of Brazil
Ruffoni,Janaína
Innovation
knowledge and information flows
firms’ cognitive roles
social network.
title_short Does the Geographical Proximity Matter in Knowledge and Information Flow? A study about wine cluster in the Southern region of Brazil
title_full Does the Geographical Proximity Matter in Knowledge and Information Flow? A study about wine cluster in the Southern region of Brazil
title_fullStr Does the Geographical Proximity Matter in Knowledge and Information Flow? A study about wine cluster in the Southern region of Brazil
title_full_unstemmed Does the Geographical Proximity Matter in Knowledge and Information Flow? A study about wine cluster in the Southern region of Brazil
title_sort Does the Geographical Proximity Matter in Knowledge and Information Flow? A study about wine cluster in the Southern region of Brazil
author Ruffoni,Janaína
author_facet Ruffoni,Janaína
Tatsch,Ana Lúcia
Stefani,Rafael
Schaeffer,Paola Rücker
Grings,Lenise Gessí
author_role author
author2 Tatsch,Ana Lúcia
Stefani,Rafael
Schaeffer,Paola Rücker
Grings,Lenise Gessí
author2_role author
author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Ruffoni,Janaína
Tatsch,Ana Lúcia
Stefani,Rafael
Schaeffer,Paola Rücker
Grings,Lenise Gessí
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Innovation
knowledge and information flows
firms’ cognitive roles
social network.
topic Innovation
knowledge and information flows
firms’ cognitive roles
social network.
description Abstract: This study aims to analyze technological knowledge and information flows intra and extra-cluster, as well as the cognitive roles the firms play. It was decided to investigate such flows among firms and institutions that compose the wine cluster of Vale dos Vinhedos, mountain region of Rio Grande do Sul, responsible for approximately 90% of the national wine production. The social network method was used for this article. As main results, it is highlighted: the information flow has a distinct dynamic from the technological knowledge flow established among firms; they play different cognitive roles in the identified technological knowledge network; great part of the connections established is with companies from the cluster itself; and the search for knowledge in support institutions in the area is intense, highlighting the importance of geographical proximity in the established relations.
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