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Details about Peter Augsdorfer

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Postal address:Technical University Ingolstadt (THI) Esplanade 10 85049 Ingolstadt / Germany
Workplace:Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt

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Short-id: pau23

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Working Papers

2004

  1. Path dependency in unplanned R&D
    Arbeitsberichte – Working Papers, Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt (THI) Downloads

Journal Articles

2012

  1. A DIAGNOSTIC PERSONALITY TEST TO IDENTIFY LIKELY CORPORATE BOOTLEG RESEARCHERS
    International Journal of Innovation Management (ijim), 2012, 16, (01), 1-18 Downloads View citations (1)

2005

  1. Bootlegging and path dependency
    Research Policy, 2005, 34, (1), 1-11 Downloads View citations (6)
  2. EDITORIAL: "TECHNOLOGY AND ORGANISATION: A SPECIAL ISSUE IN HONOUR OF KEITH PAVITT"
    International Journal of Innovation Management (ijim), 2005, 09, (01), v-xi Downloads

1998

  1. Forbidden Fruit. An Analysis of Bootlegging, Uncertainty and Learning in Corporate R&D Peter Augsdorfer Aldershot, UK, Attebury, 1996, xi + 225 pp., UK £35.00, ISBN 1 85972 333 0
    Prometheus, 1998, 16, (4), 517-519 Downloads
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