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development. Strateg Manag J 16:621–636
82. Shaw B (1994) User–supplier links and innovation. In: Dodgson M, Rothwell R (eds) The
handbook of industrial innovation. Edward Elgar, Cheltenham
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comparison between Europe and the USA. Technovation 24(7):517–528
84. Wehn U, Collins K, Anema K, Basco-Carrera L, Lerebours A (2018) Stakeholder engagement
in water governance as social learning: lessons from practice. Water Int 43(1):34–59
85. Faems D, Janssens M, Van Looy B (2007) The initiation and evolution of interfirm knowledge
transfer in R&D relationships. Organ Stud 28(11):1699–1728
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