Networking industrial clusters: a conceptual approach the Gujarat experienceTools Mehta, Dhawal, Shukla, Paurav and Prakash Kharbanda, Ved (2002) Networking industrial clusters: a conceptual approach the Gujarat experience In: Brandt, Dietrich, ed. Enterprises and Cooperation Networks for Regional Development. India Research Press, New Delhi, India, pp. 2-26. Full text not available from this repository. AbstractThis chapter deals with the problems of the small entrepreneur: World over, small and medium scale enterprises are regarded as fountainheads of entrepreneurship, innovation, nimble-footed change, major employers in terms of absolute numbers and major contributors to society's economy. It is widely recognized today that clustering helps small business enterprises to overcome growth constraints and compete in regional, national and international markets. The cluster concept has proved to be helpful in building local capabilities, building competencies, up-gradating of skills and technological development. The objective of this chapter is to highlight the major characteristics of industrial clusters in India and how these clusters are tackling the issues of sharing and transferring knowledge, and entrepreneurial cooperation. This chapter examines three clusters from the State of Gujarat, India.
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