The coordination mechanism of industrial clusters' incubation on entrepreneurship

Abstract

Abstract: The incubation of industrial cluster on entrepreneurship is a special process of continuous coordination. It can not only stimulate and promote the entrepreneurial growth, but also allow the industry clusters to develop continuously, to study the coordination mechanism of the different types of cluster entrepreneurial talent, and to propose targeted measures. This paper applies the case study method to explore the incubation system coordination mechanism of different types of industrial clusters. Combined with industrial clusters constitute elements, it raises the integrated model of industry cluster entrepreneurial talent incubator system coordination, to inspire the sustained and rapid growth of entrepreneurship. In this paper, the institutional characteristics of industrial clusters was analyzed to further divide the cluster incubation into three types, namely the "government-led", "industry association-led" and "university-led", by selecting different types of industry clusters in Wuhan, Wenzhou, and Leuven, Belgium, as the cases, it studies the main coordination mechanism of different types of industrial clusters. The research findings provides theoretical basis for the policy construction of promoting cluster entrepreneurship and innovation.

Key words: industrial cluster, entrepreneurial talent incubation, cooperation mechanism

CLC Number:

F114.46

Liu Rongzhi, Weng Qingxiong, Huang Tianwei. The coordination mechanism of industrial clusters' incubation on entrepreneurship[J]. Science Research Management, 2014, 35(11): 44-50.

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