Ferrán Vendrell-Herrero
Biographic Data
| ID | 5918396 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ferrán Vendrell-Herrero |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ferrán |
| FAMILY NAME | Vendrell-Herrero |
| SIGNATURE | VENDRELL-HERRERO F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Birmingham Business School, University of Birmingham, Birmingham, UK. |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3809-5124 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 26 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Revisiting the Uppsala model from a history-to-theory perspective: New lessons on network positioning from a global electric company
When do firms learn? Learning before versus after exporting
Organizational learning begins with experience. However, it remains an open question whether firms learn from a particular type of experience: exporting. This study aims to speak into this debate by examining when learning by exporting occurs. Our core thesis is that the timing of learning by exporting depends on a firm’s home market economic development. Drawing on classic theories of organizational learning, we posit that firms in more develope…
Home-market economic development as a moderator of the self-selection and learning-by-exporting effects
Regions on course for the Fourth Industrial Revolution: The role of a strong indigenous T-Kibs sector
From the perspective that a region’s industrial development mostly builds upon existing local capability endowments to form a trajectory of related diversifications, we argue that regions with a strong technology-based knowledge-intensive business service (T-KIBS) sector potentially have resource-based relatedness in their ‘knowledge space’ allowing their local manufacturing sector to diversify production more easily towards Industry 4.0. The stu…
Territorial servitization and the manufacturing renaissance in knowledge-based economies
The analysis of how the development of knowledge-intensive business service (KIBS) sectors in certain territories contributes to rebuild the competitive advantage of manufacturing businesses—a process described as territorial servitization—has increasingly drawn scholarly and policy attention. The collection of nine papers in this special issue brings new insights into how institutional and spatial as well as socio-economic and industry-specific …
Nested Methodological Approaches for Cluster Policy Evaluation: An Application to the Basque Country
Aranguren M. J., de la Maza X., Parrilli M. D., Vendrell-Herrero F. and Wilson J. R. Nested methodological approaches for cluster policy evaluation: an application to the Basque Country, Regional Studies. This paper explores the evaluation of cluster policies designed to support cooperation and networking. It examines the case of the long-running Basque policy, where support is provided for ‘cluster associations’. It first examines empirically th…
Innovation, entrepreneurial activity and competitiveness at a sub-national level
Nested Methodological Approaches for Cluster Policy Evaluation: An Application to the Basque Country
Aranguren M. J., de la Maza X., Parrilli M. D., Vendrell-Herrero F. and Wilson J. R. Nested methodological approaches for cluster policy evaluation: an application to the Basque Country, Regional Studies. This paper explores the evaluation of cluster policies designed to support cooperation and networking. It examines the case of the long-running Basque policy, where support is provided for ‘cluster associations’. It first examines empirically th…
Regions on course for the Fourth Industrial Revolution: The role of a strong indigenous T-Kibs sector
From the perspective that a region’s industrial development mostly builds upon existing local capability endowments to form a trajectory of related diversifications, we argue that regions with a strong technology-based knowledge-intensive business service (T-KIBS) sector potentially have resource-based relatedness in their ‘knowledge space’ allowing their local manufacturing sector to diversify production more easily towards Industry 4.0. The stu…
Territorial servitization and the manufacturing renaissance in knowledge-based economies
The analysis of how the development of knowledge-intensive business service (KIBS) sectors in certain territories contributes to rebuild the competitive advantage of manufacturing businesses—a process described as territorial servitization—has increasingly drawn scholarly and policy attention. The collection of nine papers in this special issue brings new insights into how institutional and spatial as well as socio-economic and industry-specific …
Innovation, entrepreneurial activity and competitiveness at a sub-national level
Nested Methodological Approaches for Cluster Policy Evaluation: An Application to the Basque Country
Aranguren M. J., de la Maza X., Parrilli M. D., Vendrell-Herrero F. and Wilson J. R. Nested methodological approaches for cluster policy evaluation: an application to the Basque Country, Regional Studies. This paper explores the evaluation of cluster policies designed to support cooperation and networking. It examines the case of the long-running Basque policy, where support is provided for ‘cluster associations’. It first examines empirically th…
Territorial servitization and the manufacturing renaissance in knowledge-based economies
The analysis of how the development of knowledge-intensive business service (KIBS) sectors in certain territories contributes to rebuild the competitive advantage of manufacturing businesses—a process described as territorial servitization—has increasingly drawn scholarly and policy attention. The collection of nine papers in this special issue brings new insights into how institutional and spatial as well as socio-economic and industry-specific …
Regions on course for the Fourth Industrial Revolution: The role of a strong indigenous T-Kibs sector
From the perspective that a region’s industrial development mostly builds upon existing local capability endowments to form a trajectory of related diversifications, we argue that regions with a strong technology-based knowledge-intensive business service (T-KIBS) sector potentially have resource-based relatedness in their ‘knowledge space’ allowing their local manufacturing sector to diversify production more easily towards Industry 4.0. The stu…
Home-market economic development as a moderator of the self-selection and learning-by-exporting effects
When do firms learn? Learning before versus after exporting
Organizational learning begins with experience. However, it remains an open question whether firms learn from a particular type of experience: exporting. This study aims to speak into this debate by examining when learning by exporting occurs. Our core thesis is that the timing of learning by exporting depends on a firm’s home market economic development. Drawing on classic theories of organizational learning, we posit that firms in more develope…
Revisiting the Uppsala model from a history-to-theory perspective: New lessons on network positioning from a global electric company
Economics (6 works) · Business (5 works) · Economic geography (4 works) · Industrial organization (4 works) · Regional science (4 works) · Geography (3 works) · International Business and FDI (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Economy (2 works) · Entrepreneurship (2 works)