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The Strategic Value of Social Capital - How Firms Capitalize on Social Assets (Hardcover)
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The Strategic Value of Social Capital - How Firms Capitalize on Social Assets (Hardcover)
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This groundbreaking book explores whether, how and why firms may
generate value from social assets. Based on original empirical
evidence, this is the first book that systematically integrates
different approaches to social capital and develops a new and more
comprehensive framework that relates social capital to various firm
s strategies. The author delves deeply into the nature, dimensions
and dynamics of social capital deploying research and analytical
techniques from a wide variety of disciplines including, the theory
of the firm, entrepreneurship, regional studies, strategic
management, international business and innovation studies.
Francesca Masciarelli provides insights into a new multilevel
configuration of social capital and supports this with an abundance
of empirical evidence. Making a step towards the development of a
more comprehensive theory of social capital this book will prove
essential for graduate students and scholars in business strategy,
the social sciences, technology strategy, industrial organization,
political science, economics of innovation, economics of
technological change, internationalization and regional studies.
Practitioners, leading consultancies, business advisers and
policymakers operating in the field of business strategy and
management of innovation will also find plenty of stimulating
information in this valuable study. Contents: Foreword by Helena
Yli-Renko 1. Introduction and Overview Part I: The Strategic Value
of Geographically Bound Social Capital 2. The Regional Determinants
of Firms Innovation: The Role of Social Capital and Regional
Creativity 3. The Impact of Social Capital on Firm Bank
Relationships Part II: The Strategic Value of Individual Social
Capital 4. Turning Public into Private: How Geographically Bound
Social Capital Amplifies Entrepreneurs Network for Innovation 5.
International Social Capital and the Offshoring of Intangibles 6.
The Role of Social and Human Capital in the Succession Process in
Family Firms 7. Conclusions References Index
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