Table A1.

Authors of the SLR

No.AuthorsApproaches
1Allen et al. (2016) Social network; knowledge sharing; geographic proximity
2Altenburg et al. (2008) Innovation systems
3Álvarez et al. (2009) Transaction costs; competitiveness
4Antolin-Lopez et al. (2015) Interorganizational cooperation
5Atalay et al. (2017) knowledge management; cluster and social network theory
6Best (2015) Darwin’s evolutionary principles
7Boly et al. (2014) Dynamic capabilities
8Britton (2004) Knowledge management; absorptive capacity
9Brown and Duguid (2002) Social network
10Cantner et al. (2010) Regional Innovation Systems; social network; knowledge exchange; collaboration
11Capello (1999) Collective learning; knowledge transfer
12Cappellin (2003) Knowledge management
13Cavalheiro et al. (2017) Industrial clusters
14Chandrashekar and Subrahmanya (2017) Industrial district; Industrial cluster; Innovation performance
15Chandrashekar and Hillemane (2018) Absorptive capacity
16Christopherson and Clark (2007) Co-location; innovation
17Claver-Cortés, Marco-Lajara, and García-Lillo (2017) Dynamic capabilities; absorptive capacity
18Cooke (2001) Regional innovation systems
19Crespo, Suire, and Vicente (2014) Networks theories
20Dagnino et al. (2015) Interorganizational network
21Dalcin et al. (2017) Resource-based view (RBV)
22Dangelico, Garavelli, and Petruzzelli (2010) Agglomerations; knowledge transfer
23De Bruijn (2004) Clustering of firms
24De Marchi and Grandinetti (2016) Regional Innovation Systems
25Díez-Vial and Fernández-Olmos (2015) Knowledge spillovers
26Elche et al. (2018) Innovation and inter-organizational relationships; Firm innovation
27Expósito-Langa, Tomás-Miquel, Bratucu, and Barbulescu (2018) Cluster knowledge network; clustered firm’s innovation
28Feldman (2014) Entrepreneurship
29Fleming, King, and Juda (2007) Collaboration networks
30Fontes and Sousa (2016) Social and knowledge network; economic geography; entrepreneurship
31Ganesan et al. (2005) Organizational learning; knowledge management
32Giuliani (2013) Interorganizational networks
33Grillitsch and Nilsson (2015) Knowledge spillovers
34Grillitsch et al. (2015) Knowledge management; knowledge sourcing
35Herstad and Ebersberger (2014) Interorganizational network
36Huggins et al. (2012) Knowledge management
37Jang et al. (2017) Knowledge externalities; proximity and clustering of firms
38Kalsaas (2013) Innovation; collaboration
39Lai and Shyu (2005) Porter's model for innovation
40Larty et al. (2017) RBV
41Lawson and Lorenz (1999) Firm capabilities; competitive advantage; organizational learning;
42Lei and Huang (2014) Social network
43Liu, Ying, and Wu (2017) Institutional theory; knowledge-based view
44Marco-Lajara, Zaragoza-Sáez, Claver-Cortés, and Úbeda-García (2016) Knowledge-based theory; industrial district theory
45Martínez-Pérez and Beauchesne (2017) Social capital; social networks
46Maskell and Malmberg (1999) Knowledge creation; learning; RBV
47Molina Morales et al. (2012) Social capital; social networks
48Montoro‐Sánchez, Ortiz‐de‐Urbina‐Criado, and Mora‐Valentín (2011) Knowledge spillovers
49Moreno and Miguelez (2012) Knowledge
50Nooteboom (1999) Economic evolution; cognitive science; RBV; TCT
51Novelli, Schmitz, and Spencer (2006) Cluster; networks
52O’Gorman and Kautonen (2004) Knowledge
53O’Dwyer et al. (2015) Cluster
54Ozer and Zhang (2015) Knowledge theories; innovation (exploitative x exploratory)
55Pechlaner and Bachinger (2010) Knowledge
56Petruzzelli et al. (2009) Knowledge management and acquisition
57Pietrobelli and Rabellotti (2011) Global value chain; innovation systems; knowledge management
58Porter (2003) Regional economic development; regional economies; economic performance of regions
59Presutti et al. (2011) Knowledge management; knowledge-based
60Quintana-García and Benavides-Velasco (2005) Dynamic capabilities; knowledge spillover
61Rejeb et al. (2008) Innovation theory
62Romijn and Albu (2002) IC
63Sammarra and Biggiero (2008) Knowledge
64Saunila (2017) Innovation theory
65Schilling and Phelps (2007) Clustering of firms
66Schütz (2017) Innovation systems
67Silvestre and Dalcol (2009) Custer theory; innovation systems
68Spigel (2017) Agglomerations
69Strand et al. (2017) Innovation capabilities
70Ter Wal and Boschma (2011) Cluster theory; evolutionary theory; industrial dynamics; network theory
71Toivanen (2014) Innovation theory
72Ucler (2017) Collaboration and innovation
73Valkokari, Seppänen, Mäntylä, and Jylhä-Ollila (2017) Innovation
74Van Geenhuizen (2008) Knowledge
75Wannenmacher and Antoine (2016) Knowledge management; tacit knowledge
76Whittington et al. (2009) Knowledge
77Wonglimpiyarat (2006) Porter's model for innovation; venture capital
78Wonglimpiyarat (2010) Porter's model for innovation
79Xue (2017) knowledge sharing, knowledge network, innovation in cluster
80Yam et al. (2004) IC
81Yoon and Jeong (2015) Cooperation
82Yström and Aspenberg (2017) Innovation
83Zukauskaite (2012) Knowledge economy; innovation networks

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