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  1. Routines in this context are defined in a similar fashion as in the sense of Nelson and Winter (1982). However, in Schenk's approach, the concept is not related to intra-organizational characteristics but to the characteristics of interactions across extra-organizational interfaces with a special focus on those that take place between organizations and other subsystems on higher levels of the economic system (such as government departments).

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Bleda, M. Book review. J Evol Econ 15, 583–589 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00191-005-0259-7

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