Figure 4.
he diagram is divided into two sections: Within the Revitalisation Net and Beyond the Revitalisation Net. Each section includes various actors represented by distinct shapes, with boundaries and arrows indicating interaction types. On the left, two nested circles represent the inner and outer boundaries of the revitalisation net. Inside these, a solid oval represents the municipality business manager, connected by single and double arrows to other shapes: a triangle for active property owners, two pentagons for engaged retailers, and a pentagon outline representing an inactive retailer. Arrows show both knowledge transfer and mutual exchange. A dot-dash circular boundary around the net indicates a new network formation in 2018. To the right, beyond the revitalisation net, similar shapes are present: engaged and inactive retailers, an economic association (square), customers (hourglass), active property owners (triangle), and other organisations (hexagon). These shapes are linked by solid lines for knowledge transfer and dot-dash lines for advisory roles. Double arrows between the economic association and municipality manager indicate mutual exchange, while single arrows show transfer of knowledge to external actors. A legend below explains the meaning of shapes and line types, categorising knowledge types as advisory, network-wide transfer, or bilateral exchange.Revitalisation net participants and knowledge
Note(s): Lines among parties denote knowledge creation, exchange, use and development as well as possible directions of transfers
Source: Authors’ own work