Internacionalización de clústers: un análisis comparativo cualitativo (QCA) de clústers industriales municipales
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https://doi.org/10.1344/jesb2024.44090Palabras clave:
internacionalización, cluster, competencia horizontal, coordinación vertical, fsQCAResumen
Este estudio tiene como objetivo examinar la internacionalización de los clústers, una fuerza impulsora del surgimiento de empresas multinacionales en los mercados emergentes. Exploramos la cuestión desde la dimensión de conocimiento y relacional de los clústers. Examinamos cómo la configuración de cuatro factores, a saber, conocimiento de los componentes, conocimiento de la arquitectura, competencia horizontal y coordinación vertical, dentro de un clúster afectan conjuntamente el grado de internacionalización del clúster mediante la utilización del método de Análisis Comparativo Cualitativo de Conjuntos Difusos (fsQCA). Utilizando datos de 34 clústers municipales en la ciudad de Suzhou, China, identificamos tres modelos que conducen a un alto nivel de internacionalización de clusters.
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