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Is ambidexterity crucial for cluster resilience? Conceptional consideration and empirical evidence
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Competitiveness Review
Competitiveness Review (2024) 34 (3): 519–537.
Published: 12 October 2023
...Michael Rothgang; Bernhard Lageman Purpose This study, a conceptual paper, aims an answer the question, how significant cluster ambidexterity is for the resilience of individual clusters. Design/methodology/approach The authors draw up an abductive synopsis of empirical information...
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Organizational ambidexterity in policy networks
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Competitiveness Review
Competitiveness Review (2025) 30 (2): 219–242.
Published: 02 January 2020
...Henar Alcalde Heras; Miren Estensoro; Miren Larrea Purpose This paper aims to propose an analytical framework in which to study ambidexterity in the management of policy networks. The paper is inspired by the concept of organizational ambidexterity in the public sector (Smith and Umans, 2015...
