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Coopetition: cooperation among competitors to enhance applied research and drive innovation in elite sport

  • Carlos Ramírez-López
  • , Kevin Till
  • , Andy Boyd
  • , Mark Bennet
  • , Julien Piscione
  • , Sam Bradley
  • , Pierosario Giuliano
  • , Cedric Leduc
  • , Ben Jones

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Abstract

The essence of competition is often understood as a situation of mutually exclusive goal attainment, where one side succeeds only if another does not. However, and as studied by the game theory, this standard view may be too narrow and simplistic when trying to understand complex interactions.1 Researchers in business and management have expanded on this and explored cases of simultaneous cooperation and competition (ie, coopetition) as the most complex but advantageous relationship among competitors and as an effective strategy to drive innovation.2

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)4-6
JournalBritish Journal of Sports Medicine
Volume55
Issue number10
Early online date3 Aug 2020
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 4 May 2021

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