Determinants of climate change innovation in the wine industry: A study of meso and micro-level perspectives

This study tests the drivers of climate change innovations in the wine industry. Taking a meso (cluster) and micro-level (firm) perspective, results of structural equation modelling analysis suggests that absorptive capacity (micro-level) is directly related to climate change innovations. Alternativ...

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Main Authors: Galbreath, Jeremy, Oczkowski, E.
Other Authors: Martin Grimmer
Format: Conference Paper
Published: ANZAM 2013
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Online Access:http://www.anzam.org/wp-content/uploads/pdf-manager/14_ANZAM-2013-012.PDF
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/40473
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author Galbreath, Jeremy
Oczkowski, E.
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Galbreath, Jeremy
Oczkowski, E.
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description This study tests the drivers of climate change innovations in the wine industry. Taking a meso (cluster) and micro-level (firm) perspective, results of structural equation modelling analysis suggests that absorptive capacity (micro-level) is directly related to climate change innovations. Alternatively, absorptive capacity is directly related to knowledge exchange in the cluster (meso-level), which in turn is linked to climate change innovations. Hence, absorptive capacity has both direct and indirect effects. The study further finds that climate change innovations are related to firm performance and reductions in greenhouse gases: mitigative innovation impacts on greenhouse gas reductions while adaptive innovation impacts on firm performance. Implications of findings are discussed, along with future research directions and limitations.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-404732017-01-30T14:43:19Z Determinants of climate change innovation in the wine industry: A study of meso and micro-level perspectives Galbreath, Jeremy Oczkowski, E. Martin Grimmer wine clusters performance Absorptive capacity ilUlOvation climate change This study tests the drivers of climate change innovations in the wine industry. Taking a meso (cluster) and micro-level (firm) perspective, results of structural equation modelling analysis suggests that absorptive capacity (micro-level) is directly related to climate change innovations. Alternatively, absorptive capacity is directly related to knowledge exchange in the cluster (meso-level), which in turn is linked to climate change innovations. Hence, absorptive capacity has both direct and indirect effects. The study further finds that climate change innovations are related to firm performance and reductions in greenhouse gases: mitigative innovation impacts on greenhouse gas reductions while adaptive innovation impacts on firm performance. Implications of findings are discussed, along with future research directions and limitations. 2013 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/40473 http://www.anzam.org/wp-content/uploads/pdf-manager/14_ANZAM-2013-012.PDF ANZAM fulltext
spellingShingle wine
clusters
performance
Absorptive capacity
ilUlOvation
climate change
Galbreath, Jeremy
Oczkowski, E.
Determinants of climate change innovation in the wine industry: A study of meso and micro-level perspectives
title Determinants of climate change innovation in the wine industry: A study of meso and micro-level perspectives
title_full Determinants of climate change innovation in the wine industry: A study of meso and micro-level perspectives
title_fullStr Determinants of climate change innovation in the wine industry: A study of meso and micro-level perspectives
title_full_unstemmed Determinants of climate change innovation in the wine industry: A study of meso and micro-level perspectives
title_short Determinants of climate change innovation in the wine industry: A study of meso and micro-level perspectives
title_sort determinants of climate change innovation in the wine industry: a study of meso and micro-level perspectives
topic wine
clusters
performance
Absorptive capacity
ilUlOvation
climate change
url http://www.anzam.org/wp-content/uploads/pdf-manager/14_ANZAM-2013-012.PDF
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/40473