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  • Business and Management
  • Regional Studies
  • World Development

Background:

  • The digital era blurs firm boundaries, necessitating new value creation models beyond traditional value chains.
  • Collaborative participation of diverse agents is increasingly replacing traditional value chain configurations.
  • Global value chains (GVCs) and industrial clusters (combining competition and cooperation) are gaining significant scholarly and business attention.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To disentangle the intellectual and conceptual structure of research on industrial clusters and global value chains.
  • To identify the multidisciplinary nature and key associated concepts within this research area.
  • To suggest future research directions for industrial clusters and global value chains.

Main Methods:

  • Bibliometric analysis was employed to examine the research landscape.
  • The study reviewed literature to understand the intellectual and conceptual underpinnings.
  • The analysis focused on identifying the structure and key themes within the topic.

Main Results:

  • The research topic is inherently multidisciplinary, spanning business, regional studies, and world development.
  • Significant links were found between industrial clusters, global value chains, and concepts such as innovation, regional development, governance, and organization.
  • The study identified a complex interplay between competition and cooperation within these frameworks.

Conclusions:

  • Industrial clusters and global value chains represent a significant and evolving area of study.
  • Future research should explore emerging lines of inquiry within this domain.
  • Understanding these structures is crucial for navigating contemporary business and economic landscapes.