Studies on the effects of inter-firm and inter-industry interactions have long been the topic of scientific research around the globe. The industrial cluster approach, which is certainly associated with the name of M. Porter roots to research of E. Dahmen, A. Hirschman and J.R. Lasuen to name just a few. Recent authors discuss the inter-organizational collaboration of actors within the cluster, the backbone of which is involvement in to the process of value co-creation. The cluster ceased to be a geographical term and has transformed into the institutional framework of the new knowledge (networked) economy.
Over the last decade, the cluster concept has moved from being solely of interest to the respective scientific community on to the policy tool, which is being used by national and regional authorities all around the world. One of the latter countries in Europe to introduce the cluster policy was Russia. The special issue of the journal is dedicated to discover the fundamentals and major results of the Russian cluster policy so far. Authors are expected to provide their research results on cluster initiatives being implemented on the regional level, give their critical view on intermediate results, as well as suggest certain methods of analyzing the effects of clustering.
The priority will be given to the econometric articles, aimed at providing quantitative analysis in addition to suggested empirical evidence.
Import Dates & Submit
Important dates
Submission Deadline: July 31, 2014
Notification of Acceptance: August 15, 2014
Final Version Due: August 25, 2014
Special Issue Publishing Date: September 30, 2014
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Manuscripts should be submitted as an attached file to an e-mail directed to the Chief Guest Editor, Andrey Mikhaylov at the address: <ikbfu39@gmail.com>