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Emergence of a territorial triple helix approach during the life cycle of a foreign direct investment project: the HT MICRON case in Brazil
[Emergence D'Une Demarche Territorial Triple Helice Durant Le Cycle De Vie D'Un Projet D'Investissement Direct Etranger : Le Cas Ht Micron Au Bresil]

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  • Olivier Coussi

    (CEREGE [Poitiers, La Rochelle] - Centre de recherche en gestion [EA 1722] - IAE Poitiers - Institut d'Administration des Entreprises (IAE) - Poitiers - UP - Université de Poitiers = University of Poitiers - UP - Université de Poitiers = University of Poitiers - ULR - La Rochelle Université)

  • Kadígia Faccin

    (UNISINOS - Universidade do Vale do Rio dos Sinos)

  • Evelyne Lande

    (IAE Poitiers - Institut d'Administration des Entreprises (IAE) - Poitiers - UP - Université de Poitiers = University of Poitiers)

  • Alsones Balestrin

    (UNISINOS - Universidade do Vale do Rio dos Sinos)

Abstract

Thématique : Stratégies d'internationalisation dans les pays émergents Résumé Cette recherche se propose d"analyser et de comprendre le processus du management territorial lors de la localisation d'un investissement direct étranger direct (IDE) dans un pays émergent. L'étude de cas est liée à l"implantation d'une société sud-coréenne de l'industrie des semi-conducteurs au travers d"une joint-venture avec un groupement d"entreprises brésiliennes. Les relations entre l"université, les entreprises et les autorités gouvernementales sont analysés et identifiés en termes de dispositifs de soutien et d"attractivité territoriale. Cette recherche qualitative sur un cas unique est basée sur un matériau constitué de sources secondaires publiques et a pour but de reconstituer le processus. A l"aide du cadre d"analyse « Strategy as Practice » nous montrons comment, lors du cycle de vie du projet, le processus mis en oeuvre conduit à l"émergence d"un modèle de « triple hélice territoriale » émergeant de la pratique. Notre proposition est que ce modèle pourrait être maintenant utilisé par les pays émergents afin de promouvoir le développement économique durable dans les industries de haute technologie. Mots clés : investissement direct étranger (IDE), Strategy as Practice, Aménagement du territoire, Triple hélice. A emergência de uma abordagem triplice hélice territorial durante o ciclo de vida de um projeto de investimento externo direto : O Caso da HT Micron no Brasil Área Temática : Estratégias internacionais em países emergentes Resumo A presente pesquisa tem como objetivo compreender e evidenciar praticas estratégicas de gestão territorial para a atração de um investimento externo direto (IED) em um país emergente. O estudo de caso está relacionado com o processo de implantação de uma joint-venture no setor de semicondutores entre uma empresa sul-coreana uma empresa brasileira podemos considerar o grupo parit como uma empresa. As relações interorganizacionais entre universidade, empresa e autoridades governamentais são analisadas em termos de apoio e suporte à atratividade territorial. A pesquisa usa uma abordagem qualitativa, a partir do uso de fontes secundárias de dados públicos para reconstituição do processo. A partir do estudo do ciclo de vida do projeto de IED, utilizando-se o quadro de análise « strategy as practice » identificou-se que uma estratégia relacional do tipo hélice tríplice, emergiu da prática. Ou seja, apresenta-se um modelo de tríplice hélice territorial que pode servir de exemplo para países emergentes a fim de promover o desenvolvimento econômico a partir de indústrias de alta tecnologia. Palavras-Chave : Investimento Externo Direto (IED); Estratégia Como Prática (SAP) ; Gestão Territorial, Triplice helice.

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  • Olivier Coussi & Kadígia Faccin & Evelyne Lande & Alsones Balestrin, 2015. "Emergence of a territorial triple helix approach during the life cycle of a foreign direct investment project: the HT MICRON case in Brazil [Emergence D'Une Demarche Territorial Triple Helice Duran," Post-Print hal-02114143, HAL.
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