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Upgrading and Clustering in Traditional Industries: The Wine Sector
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Theme 3: Knowledge and industrial dynamics |
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2002-2005 |
| researcher(s) |
Lynn K. Mytelka
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| description |
The project has looked comparatively at a set of case studies on wine clusters in Canada, Chile, Argentina, Brazil/Uruguay, South Africa, Australia and the Czech Republic. The objective was to better understand the ways in which clusters are transformed into dynamic innovation systems under conditions of intense international competition and technological change. The case studies mapped actors and their interactions within these clusters and analysed their practices and potential for technological upgrading and innovation. |
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Mytelka, Lynn K. and Haeli Goertzen. 2004. "Learning, Innovation and Cluster Growth: A Study of Two inherited Organizations in the Niagara Peninsula Wine Cluster" in: D. Wolfe & M. Lucas (eds), Clusters in a Cold Climate. Montreal & Kingston: McGill-Queen's University Press, pp. 43-72.
Mytelka, Lynn K. and Haeli Goertzen. 2004. Learning, Innovation And Cluster Growth: A Study of Two Inherited Organizations in the Niagara Peninsula Wine Cluster (PDF 334 Kb). UNU-INTECH Discussion Paper 2004-15.
Mytelka, Lynn K. and Haeli Goertzen. 2003. "Vision, Innovation and Identity: The Emergence of a Wine Cluster in the Niagara Peninsula," paper presented to the International Niagara Wine Workshop, 12 November, 2003 at Niagara on the Lake, Canada.
Mytelka, Lynn K.2004."Agricultural Innovation Systems," paper presented to the ATPS policy workshop in Nairobi, Kenya, May 2004.
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