Estruturação de modelo conceitual de gestão baseado em economias de aglomeração com Integração vertical de cadeias

• Autor(a) principal: Santos, Juraci
• Data de Publicação: 2009
• Tipo de documento: Dissertação
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Repositório Institucional da UFS
• Texto Completo: https://ri.ufs.br/handle/riufs/4306
• topic: Aglomeração produtiva; Economias de aglomeração e integração vertical de cadeias; Agglomeration of production; Economies of agglomeration and vertical integration of chains; CNPQ::OUTROS

The benefits of agglomeration back to productive work of Marshall (1982 [1890]), especially the externalities arising from specialization of firms within a cluster. Several schools of economic thought converge, from there, the perception that the relationship between these companies and other institutions in a defined geographical area, as well as certain parameters ´environmental´ has a significant role in contributing to the competitive development. Some researchers (Albagli, 2002; Aun, Koeff and Carvalho, 2005) citing the dangers, limitations and difficulties of doing a translation of foreign experience and methodologies for our reality, maintain and reinforce the concept of local productive arrangement (APL), marked ´a more appropriate understanding of the key concepts of neo-Schumpeterian literature learning and innovation and a spatial dimension land and socio-technical it is able to capture these concepts´ (Cassiolato and Lastres, 2002). Even no previous experience equivalent, was chosen based on APL with chains, vertical integration, the initiatives to support the emerging model, bringing forth an alternative way of thinking about regional development/local, with support of ´economies of agglomeration´. There a consensus that whatever the conceptual model chosen, the strategy would have to pass through the density of productive chains and have the cooperation as a key element. It should be noted that the ´great leap´collective, is to enable the family farmer conditions for entering the competitive and sustainable agricultural production and the production of vegetable oil, which had greater value, including the managerial needs of a contemporary structure.