International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management

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Volume 19, issue 5/6, 2015

Process framework for technology district creation - the case of Israel pp. 289-303

Dominika Nowak

Clusters, technological districts and smart specialisation: an empirical analysis of policy implementation challenges pp. 304-326

Alessandro Rosiello, Michele Mastroeni, David Castle and Peter W.B. Phillips

The rush for cluster initiatives: cluster organisation and management in Central Europe pp. 327-342

Michele Coletti and Eleonora Di Maria

Expanding location advantages from agglomeration: a legitimacy perspective of global location portfolios in the electric vehicle industry pp. 343-362

Sylvaine Castellano, Adnane Maalaoui and Aubry Springuel

Policy-based clusters as institutions and laboratories of institutional change: the case of France pp. 363-385

Maria Bonnafous-Boucher, Catherine Chastenet De Géry and Eric Michael Laviolette

Who controls the development of skills in technology districts? The case of the Quebec Region's IT ecosystem pp. 386-404

Michel Racine and Frédéric Hanin

On-park and off-park research spin-offs: some insights from an empirical investigation on Italy pp. 405-422

Ilaria Mariotti and Elisa Salvador

Volume 19, issue 3/4, 2015

Perspectives on SMEs and the entrepreneurial marketing of intellectual property pp. 147-162

Michel R.M. Rod and Stanley J. Paliwoda

Insights into success factors of innovation projects pp. 163-193

Zheng Han and Robert Lorenz

The impact of basic conditions on investment in the venture capital industry. Evidence from European countries pp. 194-214

Bernard Guilhon and Sandra Montchaud

Focusing on one capability at a time: patterns in the use of innovation activities and implications for young firms pp. 215-233

Ana Cristina O. Siqueira and Andy Cosh

Determinant of external sourcing for SMEs in Korea: analysing the effect of sub-constructs of entrepreneurial orientation on outside technological partnership from the multi-dimensional perspective pp. 234-255

In Sue Kim, Taeyong Yang and Hyun Joon Chang

Synthesising TBI-relevance in India through Six Sigma approach pp. 256-283

Sahib Sartaj Singh, Bikram Jit Singh and Dinesh Khanduja

Volume 19, issue 1/2, 2015

What makes patent pools successful? An analysis of optical disc and mobile phone industries pp. 6-29

Thierry Rayna and Ludmila Striukova

A new model of knowledge and innovative capability development for small born-global bio-tech firms: evidence from the East Midlands, UK pp. 30-58

Amon Simba

Linking business model and open innovation - success and failure of collaborations pp. 59-76

Andreas Braun

Collaborative competitors in a fast-changing technology environment: open innovation in environmental technology development in the oil and gas industry pp. 77-98

Amir Bahman Radnejad and Harrie Vredenburg

A game theory perspective of asymmetric alliances for new product development pp. 99-116

P. Ben Chou and Ellen Thomas

Gaining insight into innovation culture within the context of R%D centres in Turkey pp. 117-146

Ethem Duygulu, Emir Ozeren, Demet Bagiran, Andrea Appolloni and Muge Mavisu

Volume 18, issue 5/6, 2014

Innovation empathy: a framework for customer-oriented lean innovation pp. 368-381

Tero Montonen, Päivi Eriksson, Ilkka Asikainen and Hanna Lehtimäki

Incubation as co-creation: case study of proactive technology business development pp. 382-396

Päivi Eriksson, Juha Vilhunen and Kalevi Voutilainen

World class sustainable product innovation: a case study pp. 397-408

Raveesh Agarwal and Monica Thiel

A morphological analysis-based creativity approach to identify and develop ideas for BMI: a case study of a high-tech manufacturing company pp. 409-424

Sven Seidenstricker and Christian Linder

Intrapreneurial sensemaking: the case of a reenvisioned school of professional studies pp. 425-437

Rod A. Hagedorn and David W. Jamieson

Creating successful business model: lessons for social entrepreneurship pp. 438-445

Swati Agrawal and Ritika Gugnani

The role of skills acquisition centres in entrepreneurial growth and job creation in Nigeria pp. 446-465

Benjamin Anabori Mmadu

Creative industries and their role in the creative value chain - a comparative study of SMEs in Canada and Thailand pp. 466-480

Veera Bhatiasevi and Vincent Dutot

University-based entrepreneurship ecosystems: a global study of six educational institutions pp. 481-501

Mark P. Rice, Michael L. Fetters and Patricia G. Greene

Volume 18, issue 4, 2014

Service-dominant logic and the business model concept: toward a conceptual integration pp. 266-288

Thomas Clauß, Sven M. Laudien and Birgit Daxböck

Incumbents' responses to disruptive business model innovation: the moderating role of technology vs. market-driven innovation pp. 289-309

Solomon Russom Habtay and Magnus Holmén

Business model innovation in the retail industry: growth by serving the silver generation pp. 310-329

Veit Gregor Lange and Vivek K. Velamuri

A six-step approach to business model innovation pp. 330-348

Markus Eurich, Tobias Weiblen and Pablo Breitenmoser

Dynamic capabilities as drivers of business model innovation - from the perspective of SMEs in mature industries pp. 349-364

Ingrid Roaldsen

Volume 18, issue 2/3, 2014

Entrepreneurial intentions of university students: an international comparison between African, European and Canadian students pp. 95-114

Étienne St-Jean, Aziz Nafa, Maripier Tremblay, Frank Janssen, Jacques Baronet and Christophe Loué

Comparison of perceived barriers to entrepreneurship in Eastern and Western European countries pp. 115-133

Tatiana A. Iakovleva, Lars Kolvereid, Marjan J. Gorgievski and Øystein Sørhaug

Exploring intergenerational influence on entrepreneurial intention: the mediating role of perceived desirability and perceived feasibility pp. 134-153

Saadat Saeed, Moreno Muffatto and Shumaila Y. Yousafzai

Are we fostering opportunity entrepreneurship for women? Exploring policies and programmes in China and India pp. 154-181

Tonia Warnecke

The young, the fast and the furious: a study about the triggers and impediments of youth entrepreneurship pp. 182-209

Willem Hulsink and Daan Koek

Born global companies founded by young entrepreneurs. A multiple case study pp. 210-232

Giusy Cannone, Alessia Pisoni and Alberto Onetti

Are youth really different? New beliefs for old practices in entrepreneurship pp. 233-259

Tommaso Minola, Giuseppe Criaco and Lucio Cassia

Volume 18, issue 1, 2014

Team conflict contributing to entrepreneurial learning: understanding conflict as positive within an effectual problem space pp. 5-22

Christina Lea Butler and Karen Williams-Middleton

Linking intuition and entrepreneurial intention: a comparative study among French and US student entrepreneurs pp. 23-44

Sylvaine Castellano, Adnane Maalaoui, Imen Safraou and Emmanuel Reymond

Student entrepreneurship, creativity and success. How much does knowledge heterogeneity really matter? pp. 45-58

Manlio Del Giudice, Maria Rosaria Della Peruta and Veronica Scuotto

Exploring gender issues in entrepreneurship: what about students and recent graduates? pp. 59-74

Maria Rosaria Della Peruta, Marina Maggioni and Francesco Schiavone

The alchemy of student entrepreneurs: towards a model of entrepreneurial maturity pp. 75-92

Julien Marchand and Suresh Sood

Volume 17, issue 4/5/6, 2013

The invisible hand in entrepreneurial process: bricolage in emerging economies pp. 214-223

Doan Winkel, Jeff Vanevenhoven, Andy Yu and James Bronson

Institutional environments, entrepreneurship motivation and entrepreneurial decision: the China experience pp. 224-250

Xiaoyu Yu and Steven Si

Research on the logical structure and evaluation model of coupling development between strategic emerging and traditional industries pp. 251-270

Yongqing Xiong, Shicai Li and Yunwen Feng

Why are Chinese partners passive innovators? National culture, organisation processes and innovation propensity in cross-border alliances pp. 271-283

Jun Lin

Innovation and growth of small and medium enterprises: role of environmental dynamism and firm resources as moderating variables pp. 284-295

Rakesh Gupta and Ajay Pandit

A policy perspective on open innovation - the Mexican case pp. 296-313

Patricia Graf and Andreas Braun

Barriers to SMEs participation in public procurement in Nigeria: some preliminary results pp. 314-328

Temidayo O. Akenroye and Oluseyi Aju

An investigation of the moderating influence of NPD speed on the organisational integration-new product market success and NPD process proficiency-new product market success relationships pp. 329-351

Murray R. Millson

The development process of new technology-based firms pp. 352-369

Ugo Rizzo, Francesco Nicolli and Laura Ramaciotti

Volume 17, issue 1/2/3, 2013

Technology strategy in family business: a new avenue for research pp. 1-7

Barbara Bigliardi, Lucio Cassia, Alfredo De Massis and Federico Frattini

Collaborative technology strategies and innovation in family firms pp. 8-27

Daniel Pittino, Francesca Visintin, Massimo Bau' and Paola Mazzurana

Photovoltaic-technology adoption: emerging peculiarities in an Italian micro-family firm pp. 28-53

Valentina Lazzarotti

Leading transformation in a family-owned business: insights from an Italian company pp. 54-83

Filomena Canterino, Stefano Cirella, Marco Guerci, Abraham B. Shani and Massimo S. Brunelli

Patenting in family firms pp. 84-104

Alessandra Tognazzo, Federica Destro and Paolo Gubitta

The learning ability of Portuguese small family businesses pp. 105-123

António Fernandes and Ana Maria Ussman

Product innovation and firm's growth in family firms: a quantile regression approach pp. 124-141

Marco Cucculelli

Technology, innovation and performance in family firms pp. 142-161

Fernando G. Alberti and Emanuele Pizzurno

The emergence of science-driven entrepreneurship in China: a case study of technological innovation in nano-pigment inks pp. 162-176

Yu Meng, Philip Shapira and Li Tang

The process of organisational change in open innovation: evidence from high tech firms pp. 177-205

Lorenzo Boscherini, Davide Chiaroni, Vittorio Chiesa and Federico Frattini