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Dinâmicas Territoriais de Inovação: O Caso do Sector Têxtil-confecções No Arco Urbano do Centro Interior

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  • Domingos Santos

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O presente artigo analisa as dimensões territoriais dos processos de inovação no quadro do sector têxtil-confecções do Arco Urbano do Centro Interior. A primeira parte do artigo sustenta que o papel dos mecanismos territoriais de aprendizagem é deimportância estratégica na promoção do potencial regional de inovação. As investigação no âmbito das políticas regionais contemporâneas permitem argumentar que a competitividade empresarial e territorial de longo-prazo tem menos a ver com atradicional optimização na alocação dos factores e a eficiência de custos, e mais com o alargamento da respectiva base cognitiva. Os resultados empíricos são demonstrativos da incipiente base interactiva entre os actores que corporizam o sistema regional deinovação, uma situação que se traduz na debilidade dos laços de territorialização das dinâmicas de inovação prevalecentes nas empresas têxteis e de confecções inquiridas. Os empresários confundem estratégias de modernização com estratégias de inovação e, neste quadro, o perfil inovador prevalecente é de padrão imitativo, incremental e estimulado exogenamente.

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  • Domingos Santos, 2003. "Dinâmicas Territoriais de Inovação: O Caso do Sector Têxtil-confecções No Arco Urbano do Centro Interior," RPER, Associação Portuguesa para o Desenvolvimento Regional, issue 1, pages 7-27, March.
    • Handle: RePEc:apd:rper00:y:2003:i:1:id:101
    DOI: 10.59072/rper.vi1.101
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