Importance of tacit and explicit knowledge to the knowledge intensive maritime business service firms (KIMBS) in their location decisions:  Strategical implications for Port Authorities to develop knowledge intensive maritime clusters for competitiveness and innovation-capabilities

Bozsik, Marcell

2018-07-13

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Keywords	Knowledge-intensive maritime business services (KIMBS), Port cluster, Innovation-driven, Port city attractiveness, Explicit knowledge, Tacit knowledge
Thesis Advisor	van den Bosch, Frans, Hollen, Rick
Persistent URL	hdl.handle.net/2105/45202
Series	Strategic Management
Organisation	Rotterdam School of Management
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