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54 Melissa M. Applyyard 1996 How does knowledge flow ? Interfirm patterns in the semiconductor industry Strategic Management Journal, 17 ,Winter Pp137-154 J
55 Ron Sanchez, Joseph T. Mahoney 1996 Modularity, flexibility, and knowledge management in product and organization design Strategic Management Journal, 17 ,Winter Pp63-76 J
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63 David J. Teece 1998 Capturing value from knowledge assets: the new economy , markets for know-how , and intangible assets California Management Review, 40,3 Pp55-79 J
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