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Family Networks for Learning and Knowledge Creation in Developing Regions
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2017
Knowledge and Space
With the rise of the knowledge economy, learning and knowledge creation rather than material resources and assets are becoming competitive advantages of regions and countries. Unlike concrete inputs, which are produced mechanically, intangible knowledge is created through agents' interaction and communication, which are structured by social relations and norms within organizations, communities, and societies. Accordingly, knowledge-creating regions both in traditional sectors (e.g., the Third
doi:10.1007/978-3-319-45023-0_4
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