Titlebook: Collaboration for Sustainability and Innovation: A Role For Sustainability Driven by the Global Sout; A Cross-Border, Mult Diego A. Vazquez

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-17977-0cate institutions (planning and funding agencies, universities, research institutes, GOs and NGOs, etc.) which are currently rehearsing their first steps in such a complex type of collaboration. The chapter present observations from various stages of the projects and extract lessons that will contri

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Claire Macken,Julie Hare,Kay Souterles, highlighting the importance of collaborative relations with local managers for reverse knowledge transfer of innovation generated in developing countries subsidiaries, the chapter highlight how expatriates are crucial to the success of collaborative relations between subsidiaries, to “l(fā)ocalize”

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Dietrich Hahn,Joachim Metzdorf,Joachim Verchlved region of Scotland, evidence for this process is uncovered and the implications for Southern producers highlighted through a parallel case study of the National Smallholder Farmers Association in Malawi. Here it is found that the costs of certification and their geographic restriction are activ

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-20626-1 and civil society professionals via an email survey. In the case of the Cordillera del Condor region between Ecuador and Peru, a community field visit also elicited responses from indigenous community members regarding the salient role of this case in conflict resolution between the two countries.

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Kyozo Suyama,Kyozo Fukazawa,Hiroshi Suzumurarticipation. This chapter discusses the evolvement of innovation facilitated by cooperation between two localities. Different from bilateral national level cooperation, local-local cooperation can lead to direct experiences at the ground-level, as people from both cities work together to attain the