Research of Potential Cluster Development in Pannonian Croatia
The paper presents an analysis of linkages and
structures of co-operation and their intensity like the potential for the
establishment of clusters in the Central and Eastern (Pannonian)
Croatian. Starting from the theoretical elaboration of the need for
entrepreneurs to organize through the cluster model and the terms of
their self-actualization, related to the importance of traditional values
in terms of benefits, social capital and assess where the company now
is, in order to prove the need to create their own identity in terms of
clustering. The institutional dimensions of social capital where the
public sector has the best role in creating the social structure of
clusters, and social dimensions of social capital in terms of trust,
cooperation and networking will be analyzed to what extent the trust
and coherency are present between companies in the Brod posavina
and Pozega slavonia County, expressed through the readiness of
inclusion in clusters in the NUTS II region - Central and Eastern
(Pannonian) Croatia, as a homogeneous economic entity, with
emphasis on limiting factors that stand in the way of greater
competitiveness.
[1] M. Porter, Location, Clusters and Company Strategy, The Oxford
Handbook of Economic Geography, 2000., ch.13
[2] A. Markusen, "Sticky Places in Slippery Space: A Typology of
Industrial Districts", Economic Geography, vol. 72, 1996.
[3] M. Porter, "Clusters and Competition: New Agendas for Companies,
Governments and Institutions, in On Competition", A Harvard Business
Review Book, Boston, 1998., pp.197-288.
[4] G. Buturac and E. Rajih, "Vertical specialisation and intra-industry
trade: The case of Croatia", Economic Research, Pula, Vol. 9 no. 1,
2006.
[5] J. Möhring, Clusters: Definition and Methodology, Business Clusters,
Promoting Enterprise in Central and Eastern Europe, OECD LEED
Programme, Paris, 2005.
[6] ─É. Horvat and V. Kova─ìević, Clusteri- way to competitiveness,
CERAPROM, Zagreb Croatian Chamber of Commerce, the Regional
Operational Program, 2004.
[7] J.M. Enright, The globalisation of competition and the localisation of
competitive advantage: Policies towards regional clustering, in Hood N.
and Young S. (eds): The Globalization of Multinational Enterprise
Activity and Economic Development, MacMillan: Basingstoke, 2000.
[8] M. Porter, M., The Competitive Advantage of Nations, Macmillan,
London, 1990.
[9] D. Redzepagic and P. Stubbs, "Rethinking clusters and social capital in
Croatia", Paper presented at the European Association for Comparative
Economics Studies (EACES) 9th Bi-Annual Conference: Development
Strategies - A Comparative View, 2006.
[10] A. Štulhofer, "Social capital and its importance," Proceedings of the
social reconstruction of the community, Zagreb, pp. 79-98., 2003.
[11] P. Cooke and Clifton N., Social capital and SME performance in the
United Kingdom, Centre for Advanced Studies, Cardiff University., UK,
2002.
[12] National Competitiveness Council (NCC), "Recommendations for
increasing competitiveness, regional development and clusters", 2004
http://www.konkurentnost.hr/dokumenti/120_Regionalni%20razvoj%20
i% 20klasteri.pdf (accessed February 08, 2011)
[13] S. Singer, Global Entrepreneurship Monitor Croatia, 2006, Zagreb,
http://www.gemhrvatska.org/gembrosura2006.pdf, (accessed March 01,
2011)
[14] E. Vla─ìić, S. Ti┼íma and S. Maleković, "The competitiveness of National
(Croatian) Economies through Development of Industrial Cluster",
Croatian International Relations Review, vol. XI, no. 38/39, Zagreb,
2005.
[15] P. Cooke, "Social Capital Embeddedness and Regional Innovation",
conference paper prepared for the EU Advanced International Summer
School in Ostuni, 2003.
[16] M. Radman-Funarić, "The importance of entrepreneurship development
in Brod posavina and Pozega slavonia County", Faculty of Economics in
Osijek, Master's Thesis, mentor Prof. Slavica Singer, 2003.
[17] Ž. Pavić, "The role of social capital in the development of Slavonia and
Baranja, the rural development", Institute of Social Sciences Ivo Pilar -
Centar Osijek , no. 12, 2002.
[18] A. ┼áundalić i I. Barković, "Development Prospects of the Vukovar
srijem County in a Situation of Scarce Social Capital, Društvena
istraživanja", Journal for General Social Issues, Institute of Social
Sciences Ivo Pilar, Zagreb, vol. 17. no. 1-2, pp.93-94, April 2008.
[19] M. Radman-Funarić, "The legal framework for a system of free zones in
Croatia", Ra─ìunovodstvo i financije, Zagreb, vol LV, no. 3, 2009.
[1] M. Porter, Location, Clusters and Company Strategy, The Oxford
Handbook of Economic Geography, 2000., ch.13
[2] A. Markusen, "Sticky Places in Slippery Space: A Typology of
Industrial Districts", Economic Geography, vol. 72, 1996.
[3] M. Porter, "Clusters and Competition: New Agendas for Companies,
Governments and Institutions, in On Competition", A Harvard Business
Review Book, Boston, 1998., pp.197-288.
[4] G. Buturac and E. Rajih, "Vertical specialisation and intra-industry
trade: The case of Croatia", Economic Research, Pula, Vol. 9 no. 1,
2006.
[5] J. Möhring, Clusters: Definition and Methodology, Business Clusters,
Promoting Enterprise in Central and Eastern Europe, OECD LEED
Programme, Paris, 2005.
[6] ─É. Horvat and V. Kova─ìević, Clusteri- way to competitiveness,
CERAPROM, Zagreb Croatian Chamber of Commerce, the Regional
Operational Program, 2004.
[7] J.M. Enright, The globalisation of competition and the localisation of
competitive advantage: Policies towards regional clustering, in Hood N.
and Young S. (eds): The Globalization of Multinational Enterprise
Activity and Economic Development, MacMillan: Basingstoke, 2000.
[8] M. Porter, M., The Competitive Advantage of Nations, Macmillan,
London, 1990.
[9] D. Redzepagic and P. Stubbs, "Rethinking clusters and social capital in
Croatia", Paper presented at the European Association for Comparative
Economics Studies (EACES) 9th Bi-Annual Conference: Development
Strategies - A Comparative View, 2006.
[10] A. Štulhofer, "Social capital and its importance," Proceedings of the
social reconstruction of the community, Zagreb, pp. 79-98., 2003.
[11] P. Cooke and Clifton N., Social capital and SME performance in the
United Kingdom, Centre for Advanced Studies, Cardiff University., UK,
2002.
[12] National Competitiveness Council (NCC), "Recommendations for
increasing competitiveness, regional development and clusters", 2004
http://www.konkurentnost.hr/dokumenti/120_Regionalni%20razvoj%20
i% 20klasteri.pdf (accessed February 08, 2011)
[13] S. Singer, Global Entrepreneurship Monitor Croatia, 2006, Zagreb,
http://www.gemhrvatska.org/gembrosura2006.pdf, (accessed March 01,
2011)
[14] E. Vla─ìić, S. Ti┼íma and S. Maleković, "The competitiveness of National
(Croatian) Economies through Development of Industrial Cluster",
Croatian International Relations Review, vol. XI, no. 38/39, Zagreb,
2005.
[15] P. Cooke, "Social Capital Embeddedness and Regional Innovation",
conference paper prepared for the EU Advanced International Summer
School in Ostuni, 2003.
[16] M. Radman-Funarić, "The importance of entrepreneurship development
in Brod posavina and Pozega slavonia County", Faculty of Economics in
Osijek, Master's Thesis, mentor Prof. Slavica Singer, 2003.
[17] Ž. Pavić, "The role of social capital in the development of Slavonia and
Baranja, the rural development", Institute of Social Sciences Ivo Pilar -
Centar Osijek , no. 12, 2002.
[18] A. ┼áundalić i I. Barković, "Development Prospects of the Vukovar
srijem County in a Situation of Scarce Social Capital, Društvena
istraživanja", Journal for General Social Issues, Institute of Social
Sciences Ivo Pilar, Zagreb, vol. 17. no. 1-2, pp.93-94, April 2008.
[19] M. Radman-Funarić, "The legal framework for a system of free zones in
Croatia", Ra─ìunovodstvo i financije, Zagreb, vol LV, no. 3, 2009.
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establishment of clusters in the Central and Eastern (Pannonian)
Croatian. Starting from the theoretical elaboration of the need for
entrepreneurs to organize through the cluster model and the terms of
their self-actualization, related to the importance of traditional values
in terms of benefits, social capital and assess where the company now
is, in order to prove the need to create their own identity in terms of
clustering. The institutional dimensions of social capital where the
public sector has the best role in creating the social structure of
clusters, and social dimensions of social capital in terms of trust,
cooperation and networking will be analyzed to what extent the trust
and coherency are present between companies in the Brod posavina
and Pozega slavonia County, expressed through the readiness of
inclusion in clusters in the NUTS II region - Central and Eastern
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