Abstract
At international level, industrial clusters have drawn the attention of researchers and policy - makers through their role in revitalizing local economies and generating regional growt h. This article analyses the way in which the Italian footwear and textile companies have transferred the concept of Marshallian district from the Third Italy to Western R o- mania. Empirically, the study explains why and how the Italian shoe and textile - ma kers have relocated their basic produ c- tion activities to Timisoara. The analysis reveals the development path of the cluster in Timisoara in the context of i m- portant barriers to innovation and lack of visibility for local and regional authorities.
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