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Sylvie Cieply - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Bridging the finance gap for small firms. The role of information flows across large firm-based production networks in supplying finance to small firms: the case of France
1996Co-Authors: Bob Hancké, Sylvie CieplyAbstract:This paper discusses finance problems of small firms. Since small firms and banks belong to different economic worlds, as a result of which information assymetries emerge, credit rationing leads to sub-optimal financing arrangements. The paper analyses Institutional Solutions to these information assymetries between banks andsmall firms and argues that, as a result of the political-economic development ofFrance since the Second World War, production networks around large firms have become the Institutional Solution for the finance problems of small firms. These intricate links allow for multi-layered information, which can be meaningfully understood by both, to flow smoothly between large and small firms. The paper concludes by raising the relevance of this particular Solution for similar problems in other countries.
Bob Hancké - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Bridging the finance gap for small firms. The role of information flows across large firm-based production networks in supplying finance to small firms: the case of France
1996Co-Authors: Bob Hancké, Sylvie CieplyAbstract:This paper discusses finance problems of small firms. Since small firms and banks belong to different economic worlds, as a result of which information assymetries emerge, credit rationing leads to sub-optimal financing arrangements. The paper analyses Institutional Solutions to these information assymetries between banks andsmall firms and argues that, as a result of the political-economic development ofFrance since the Second World War, production networks around large firms have become the Institutional Solution for the finance problems of small firms. These intricate links allow for multi-layered information, which can be meaningfully understood by both, to flow smoothly between large and small firms. The paper concludes by raising the relevance of this particular Solution for similar problems in other countries.
Jimmie Rondell - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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customer value through resource integration the role of the Institutional Solution space an abstract
Academy Marketing Science Conference, 2017Co-Authors: Peter Ekman, Julia Jonas, Paul P Maglio, David Reynolds, Jimmie RondellAbstract:In this paper, we elaborate service-dominant (S-D) logic’s concept of resource integration as a premise for customer value co-creation and service provision. Following S-D logic, resource integration that results in customer value is dependent on institutions and Institutional arrangements. S-D logic’s fifth axiom states: “Value co-creation is coordinated through actor-generated institutions and Institutional arrangements” (Vargo & Lusch, 2016, page 18). We report on three case study findings to offer contextualized explanations that seek to join current conceptualizations with solid explanatory power. These cases span from the digitalization of music industry, sustainable strategies in the real estate industry, and insights from an innovation lab for open innovations. The empirical renderings are utilized to help to explain the Institutional arrangements that are at play. The results show that the potential boundaries of, how, and which resources can be utilized and integrated are to great extent related to the perceived available “Solution space” (von Hippel, 2001) or “opportunity space” (Normann, 2001) offered by the Institutional and practice-related boundaries of the context (Ridell, Rondell, & Sorhammar, 2012). By integrating the ideas of a Solution space and opportunity space with the later rendering of Institutional arrangements as denominator for value creation, we contribute to the current mid-range theory development of S-D logic as well as a better understanding of value co-creation in practice. The introduced concept of Institutional Solution space combines the idiosyncratic needs of actors with the perceived – i.e., Institutional and socio-material-derived – opportunities associated with resources. Thus, it offers a bridge between the abstract concepts of resource integration, value-in-context, and Institutional arrangements (Vargo & Lusch, 2016).
Husamettin Inanc Hayrettin Ozler - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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democratic deficit in eu is there an Institutional Solution to over Institutionalization
Alternatives: Turkish Journal of International Relations, 2007Co-Authors: Husamettin Inanc Hayrettin OzlerAbstract:The question whether the European citizens are fully represented democratically in the Institutional structure of the EU is a frequently asked one especially in the last decade in which a restructuring is underway towards a cultural union. The accusation of lacking democratic legitimacy leveled at the governance of Europe is not surprising as long as we conceive democratic legitimacy as a generalized degree of trust in the political system or in the Institutionalized procedures which are designed to check and balance the powers and interests of those who govern and to ensure that collectively binding decisions are the result of mass participation of the people. This paper focuses on these accusations of democratic deficit in Europe. Yet the problem of democratic deficit is the byproduct of some peculiar aspect of the EU such as being a multi-cultural and multi-linguistic entity. Scholars therefore attempt to develop new concepts like transnational, global and regional democracy in search of constructive implemental suggestions. This paper is an attempt to contribute to the search for an appropriate model of governance particularly suitable to the EU and to examine the allegations of democratic deficiency leveled at the EU. The conclusion of this paper is that a cognitive and ideological emancipation from the restrictions set by nation-state paradigm is vital to foresee a pluralist multicultural European community. Only within a pluralist policy network can European demos be visible and can a European wide democracy be realized. Otherwise overcoming the democratic deficit in the EU and realization of a well-functioning system of governance takes much longer than the EU can sustain.
Peter Ekman - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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customer value through resource integration the role of the Institutional Solution space an abstract
Academy Marketing Science Conference, 2017Co-Authors: Peter Ekman, Julia Jonas, Paul P Maglio, David Reynolds, Jimmie RondellAbstract:In this paper, we elaborate service-dominant (S-D) logic’s concept of resource integration as a premise for customer value co-creation and service provision. Following S-D logic, resource integration that results in customer value is dependent on institutions and Institutional arrangements. S-D logic’s fifth axiom states: “Value co-creation is coordinated through actor-generated institutions and Institutional arrangements” (Vargo & Lusch, 2016, page 18). We report on three case study findings to offer contextualized explanations that seek to join current conceptualizations with solid explanatory power. These cases span from the digitalization of music industry, sustainable strategies in the real estate industry, and insights from an innovation lab for open innovations. The empirical renderings are utilized to help to explain the Institutional arrangements that are at play. The results show that the potential boundaries of, how, and which resources can be utilized and integrated are to great extent related to the perceived available “Solution space” (von Hippel, 2001) or “opportunity space” (Normann, 2001) offered by the Institutional and practice-related boundaries of the context (Ridell, Rondell, & Sorhammar, 2012). By integrating the ideas of a Solution space and opportunity space with the later rendering of Institutional arrangements as denominator for value creation, we contribute to the current mid-range theory development of S-D logic as well as a better understanding of value co-creation in practice. The introduced concept of Institutional Solution space combines the idiosyncratic needs of actors with the perceived – i.e., Institutional and socio-material-derived – opportunities associated with resources. Thus, it offers a bridge between the abstract concepts of resource integration, value-in-context, and Institutional arrangements (Vargo & Lusch, 2016).