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Capturing unique competitive advantages from partnerships

Keywords: collaborations, combination, co-opetation, partnerships, synergies

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Building closer ties: innovation networks, communities and intermediaries

Keywords: clusters, communities, cultural distance, innomediaries, networks, structural holes, weak ties

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Open innovation: proudly-found elsewhere

Keywords: crowdsourcing, open innovation

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Managing innovation across corporate boundaries

Keywords: alliance capability, conflict resolution, contracts, deal flow, joint ventures, negotiation, scouting, transaction costs

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(c) Prof. Benoit Gailly, Louvain School of Management