Examinando por Autor "Larrea Aranguren, Miren"

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    Action research environments: challenges for their initiation and sustainability
    (Springer, 2024-12) Larrea Aranguren, Miren; Finnestrand, Hanne; Aranguren, Mari Jose; Arrona Etxaniz, Ainhoa; Canto Farachala, Martha Patricia; Costamagna, Pablo; Estensoro García, Miren
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    Análisis de la estructura industrial en los sistemas productivos locales de la Comunidad Autónoma del País Vasco
    (Universidad de Deusto, 1999-09-08) Larrea Aranguren, Miren; Costa, M. Teresa; Facultad de Ciencias Económicas y Empresariales; Economía y Dirección de Empresas (Gestión Financiera y Contabilidad)
    El objetivo de la presente investigación es introducir el territorio como un factor mas del analisis industrial en la Comunidad Autonoma del Pais Vasco(CAPV) y para ello se analiza la estrucutra de los distintos sistemas productivos locales (SPL) detectados en dicho ambito. Siguiendo basicamente las pautas marcadas por la escuela italiana, se analizan las aportaciones teoricas realizadas en torno a los sistemas descentralizados y las economias externas. Dicho analisis permite diseñar el estudio empirico deduciendo cuales son las caracteristicas definitorias de la estructura de los SPL y las variables que permiten analizarlas. A continuación se pasa a justificar la adopción del SPL, como unidad de analisis y se presentan las 15 areas funcionales detectadas por el Gobierno Vasco para la ordenación territorial de la CAPV y que en el estudio han sido consideradas como SPL, como unidad de analisis y se presentan las 15 areas funcionales detectadas por el Gobierno Vasco para la ordenación territorial de la CAPV y que en el estudio han sido consideradas como SPL. Posteriormente se señala cuales son las principales lineas en las que se ha avanzado en el estudio empirico de los SPL descentralizados y con economias externas y se clasifican los trabajos realizados tanto en funcion del marco teorico como en el area geografica a la que corresponden. En la parte empirica se estudia para cada SPL de la CAPV una seria de variables que permiten determinar si responde a un modelo descentralizado con economias de localizacion. Posteriormente, se procede a realizar un analisis de componentes principales y un analisis cluster para agrupar los SPL en funcion de dichas variables y definir una tipologia de sistemas productivos.
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    Facilitation of entrepreneurial discovery processes by policymakers: an actionable definition of roles and challenges
    (Springer, 2023-06) Estensoro García, Miren; Larrea Aranguren, Miren
    The objective of this paper is to contribute to the academic literature with an actionable framework of the roles of policy makers in entrepreneurial discovery processes (EDP) in the context of smart specialisation strategies (S3). The methodology used to define such roles is action research and, consequently, they are the result of learning and negotiation between policy makers and other territorial stakeholders facilitated by action researchers. The case study is based in the Bilbao Next Lab project (Bilbao, Basque region, Spain) where this methodology was chosen because policy makers wanted to explore EDP through collaborative governance. The key findings have been integrated in a framework named as the six roles of facilitative policymakers in EDPs. Its actionability is visible in the connection of the framework with the dilemmas, difficulties, and problems faced by policy makers when facilitating EDP processes. The framework is presented together with a discussion on the relevance of including tailored capacity development processes for policymakers as part of the EDP. The paper concludes with a final reflection on how the need for a facilitative role of policymakers also requires a transformation of research methodologies by social researchers
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    A place-based approach in collaborative governance
    (Instituto Internacional de Sociología Jurídica de Oñati = The Oñati International Institute for the Sociology of Law, 2024) Larrea Aranguren, Miren; Arrona Etxaniz, Ainhoa; Barandiarán Irastorza, Xabier
    Collaborative governance is a broad concept that includes many forms of collaborative arrangements among various actors that differ in their nature, objectives, and types of interactions. This article empirically illustrates how, despite being understudied in the literature on collaborative governance, the “place” dimension (used here to refer to territory as a collective subject) can serve as a backbone that provides a distinctive logic and dynamic, bringing about a specific collaborative governance model — one that is especially relevant in the context of collaborative initiatives by regional governments. We describe a series of necessary features for place-based dynamics to emerge. The article seeks to share a conceptual framework that distinguishes between government-centred and place-based approaches to collaborative governance which can be used as a reflective tool for facilitators of collaborative governance. The framework relies on two empirical cases employed to illustrate its application.