Abstract
Este artículo se propuso realizar una revisión bibliográfica sobre las publicaciones reportadas sobre “coopetition”. A partir de la revisión realizada en Scopus se pudo analizar la distribución de 265 referencias por año, disciplina y por países. Se pudieron precisar los artículos de mayor impacto en esta temática.
Como direcciones investigativas de importancia se determinaron:
a) Aplicación de la Teoría de juegos
b) Relación de la coopetición con la Innovación.
c) El análisis de la relación entre la distribución del conocimiento y la coopetición.
Se analiza que la coopetición es un campo de investigación en pleno desarrollo en que la misma definición del término necesita ser refinada y deben desarrollarse investigaciones que permitan comprender como esta afecta los modelos de negocios
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