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Table 1.

Knowledge conceptualisations and definitions as used in the paper

Dimension	Concept	Definition
Within net	Knowledge exchange	Parties learn from each other through bilateral or multilateral knowledge exchange
Within net	Knowledge creation	Parties engage in a collaborative process to create new knowledge
Beyond net	Knowledge use	Knowledge from the net is practised, but not changed, by a party after the net is terminated and in interactions with parties not part of the net
Beyond net	Knowledge development	Knowledge from the net is improved or adjusted by a party after the net is terminated and in interactions with parties not part of the net
Within or beyond net	Knowledge transfer	Unidirectional learning where knowledge moves from one party or setting to another party or setting, within or beyond the net

Dimension	Concept	Definition
Within net	Knowledge exchange	Parties learn from each other through bilateral or multilateral knowledge exchange
Within net	Knowledge creation	Parties engage in a collaborative process to create new knowledge
Beyond net	Knowledge use	Knowledge from the net is practised, but not changed, by a party after the net is terminated and in interactions with parties not part of the net
Beyond net	Knowledge development	Knowledge from the net is improved or adjusted by a party after the net is terminated and in interactions with parties not part of the net
Within or beyond net	Knowledge transfer	Unidirectional learning where knowledge moves from one party or setting to another party or setting, within or beyond the net

Source(s): Authors’ own work