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Description
This collaborative research project links together contemporary work on
"knowledge" and "globalization" in order to understand how and where
different types of knowledge are produced, acquired, and mobilized by
firms as they seek to extend their global reach. The project focuses on the
globalization of the U.S. oil exploration and production industry and has
two primary goals: (1) to understand how firms in the oil industry acquire,
develop, and mobilize different types of knowledge to operate successfully
in diverse geophysical and geopolitical environments; and (2) to determine
how networks of knowledge in the industry influence, and are influenced
by, technological, organizational, and geographical restructuring. The
project is one of the first major empirical studies of knowledge acquisition,
development, and mobilization within a mature industrial sector.
Status | Finished |
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Effective start/end date | 8/15/06 → 12/31/09 |
Funding
- National Science Foundation: $3,730.00
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