Industry and Innovation

1993 - 2023

Current editor(s): Associate Professor Mark Lorenzen

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Volume 30, issue 2, 2023

Financial resources for research and innovation in small and larger firms: Is it a case of the more you have, the more you do? pp. 189-232

Mauricio Perez-Alaniz, Helena Lenihan, Justin Doran and Nola Hewitt-Dundas

How a firm’s knowledge base influences its external technology sourcing strategy: the case of biopharmaceutical firms pp. 233-262

Christian Gnekpe, Régis Coeurderoy and Louis Mulotte

The role of intangibles in firm-level productivity – evidence from Germany pp. 263-285

Felix Roth, Ali Sen and Christian Rammer

International breadth in coopetition and innovation performance: evidence from the Spanish biotechnology industry pp. 286-309

Vanesa Barrales-Molina, Leopoldo Gutierrez-Gutierrez and Marta Riquelme-Medina

Volume 30, issue 1, 2023

Firms and innovation in the new industrial paradigm of the digital transformation pp. 1-16

Elena Cefis, Riccardo Leoncini, Luigi Marengo and Sandro Montresor

Coding for intangible competitive advantage - mapping the distribution and characteristics of software-developing firms in the Swedish economy pp. 17-41

Martin Andersson, Anna Kusetogullari and Joakim Wernberg

A managerial mental model to drive innovation in the context of digital transformation pp. 42-66

Danielly de Paula, Carolin Marx, Ella Wolf, Christian Dremel, Kathryn Cormican and Falk Uebernickel

Digital Transformation of the Automotive Industry: An Integrating Framework to Analyse Technological Novelty and Breadth pp. 67-102

Henry Lopez-Vega and Jerker Moodysson

Education, routine, and complexity-biased Key Enabling Technologies: evidence from Emilia-Romagna, Italy pp. 103-134

Roberto Antonietti, Luca Cattani, Francesca Gambarotto and Giulio Pedrini

Disrupting regional efficiency gaps via Industry 4.0 firm investments pp. 135-158

Antonio Fabio Forgione and Carlo Migliardo

New digital technologies and firm performance in the Italian economy pp. 159-188

Valeria Cirillo, Lucrezia Fanti, Andrea Mina and Andrea Ricci

Volume 29, issue 10, 2022

Pharmaceutical spending and early-stage innovation in EU countries pp. 1141-1170

Dimitrios Kourouklis and Afschin Gandjour

R&D subsidies and firm innovation: does human capital matter? pp. 1171-1201

Sergio Afcha and Abel Lucena

CEO characteristics and the Doing-Using-Interacting mode of innovation: a new upper echelons perspective pp. 1202-1230

Tatjana Bennat and Rolf Sternberg

The search for alternatives to internal combustion: instantiation mechanisms of institutional logics among scientists and engineers pp. 1231-1262

Byungchae Jin and David A. Kirsch

Volume 29, issue 9, 2022

Disparities in robot adoption among U.S. manufacturers: a critical economic development challenge pp. 1025-1044

Nancey Green Leigh, Heonyeong Lee and Benjamin Kraft

Influence of entrepreneurial ecosystems on innovation ecosystems in peripheral regions: the case of the Champagne-Ardenne region pp. 1045-1074

Simona Grama-Vigouroux, Sana Saidi, Anne Berthinier-Poncet, Albert Lwango and Mohamed Sellami

Automation, firm employment and skill upgrading: firm-level evidence from China pp. 1075-1107

Xiaozhen Qin, Weipan Xu, Haohui ‘Caron’ Chen, Jiawei Zhong, Yifei Sun and Xun Li

The architecture of innovation: how firms configure different types of complementarities in emerging ecosystems pp. 1108-1139

Bernhard Lingens, Veronika Seeholzer and Oliver Gassmann

Volume 29, issue 8, 2022

Fast as a gazelle – young firms gaining from educational diversity pp. 927-947

Carita Eklund and Kristof van Criekingen

Ambidexterity and innovation in cluster SMEs: evidence from Indonesian manufacturing pp. 948-968

Jojo Jacob, Maggie-Qiuzhu Mei, Theresia Gunawan and Geert Duysters

Co-Worker complementarities and new firm survival pp. 969-991

Therese Danley and Rikard H Eriksson

The wealth of (Open Data) nations? Open government data, country-level institutions and entrepreneurial activity pp. 992-1023

Franz Huber, Alan Ponce, Francesco Rentocchini and Thomas Wainwright

Volume 29, issue 7, 2022

The role of initial and gradual trust in growing and unlocking regional industrial specialisations pp. 825-846

Markus Grillitsch and Magnus Nilsson

R&D networks and their effects on knowledge exploration versus knowledge exploitation: Evidence from a spatial econometric perspective pp. 847-878

Martina Neuländtner and Thomas Scherngell

New regional industrial path development and innovation networks in times of economic crisis pp. 879-898

Jan Ole Rypestøl, Roman Martin and Nina Kyllingstad

How spatial proximity facilitates distant search – a social capital perspective on local open innovation pp. 899-926

Anja Leckel, Sophie Veilleux and Frank Piller

Volume 29, issue 6, 2022

Family-managed firms, external sources of knowledge and innovation pp. 701-733

Stefano Amato, Fernanda Ricotta and Rodrigo Basco

Skills shortage and innovation pp. 734-759

Jens Horbach and Christian Rammer

An empirical study of drivers for the adoption of logistics innovation pp. 760-791

Adelheid Holl and Ilaria Mariotti

Organisations’ Resources and External Shocks: Exploring Digital Innovation in Family Firms pp. 792-824

Jonas Soluk

Volume 29, issue 5, 2022

Generating tacit knowledge across borders: international collaboration and design innovation in Norway pp. 597-622

Xinlu Qiu, Marcelo Cano-Kollmann and Ram Mudambi

Continuous innovation failure, top management team relational capital and the overseas R&D activities of companies in emerging economies pp. 623-648

Xi Zhong, Weihong Chen and Ge Ren

The impact of institutional voids and ecosystem logics in the spread of ecosystems in emerging economies pp. 649-671

Ahmet Yildirim, Bart Clarysse and Mike Wright

Stepping up to the mark? Firms’ export activity and environmental innovation in 14 European countries pp. 672-700

Aoife Hanley and Finn Semrau

Volume 29, issue 4, 2022

The long-term effect of research grants on the scientific output of university professors pp. 463-487

Katrin Hussinger and João N. Carvalho

International doctoral graduates as inventors in the German innovation system pp. 488-510

Guido Buenstorf, Dominik P. Heinisch and Matthias Kapa

Public R&D funding and new regional specialisations: The contingent role of technological relatedness​ pp. 511-532

Wolf-Hendrik Uhlbach, Pierre-Alexandre Balland and Thomas Scherngell

Understanding the Heterogeneous Additionality of R&D Subsidy Programs of Different Government Levels pp. 533-563

Joost Heijs, Alex J. Guerrero and Elena Huergo

Does university performance have an economic payoff for home regions? Evidence for the Spanish provinces pp. 564-596

Joan Crespo, Jesús Peiró-Palomino and Emili Tortosa-Ausina

Volume 29, issue 3, 2022

The employment implications of additive manufacturing pp. 333-366

Giulia Felice, Fabio Lamperti and Lucia Piscitello

Industrial land policy and economic complexity of Chinese Cities pp. 367-395

Zhaoyingzi Dong, Yingcheng Li, Pierre-Alexandre Balland and Siqi Zheng

How does basic research improve innovation performance in the world’s major pharmaceutical firms? pp. 396-424

Bart Leten, Stijn Kelchtermans and Rene Belderbos

The evolution of niche: variety in knowledge networks in the global music industry pp. 425-462

Mark Bagley, Ethan Gifford and Maureen McKelvey

Volume 29, issue 2, 2022

Introduction to the Special Issue on Open Innovation in Science pp. 131-135

Susanne Beck, Christoph Grimpe, Marion Poetz and Henry Sauermann

The Open Innovation in Science research field: a collaborative conceptualisation approach pp. 136-185

Susanne Beck, Carsten Bergenholtz, Marcel Bogers, Tiare-Maria Brasseur, Marie Louise Conradsen, Diletta Di Marco, Andreas P. Distel, Leonhard Dobusch, Daniel Dörler, Agnes Effert, Benedikt Fecher, Despoina Filiou, Lars Frederiksen, Thomas Gillier, Christoph Grimpe, Marc Gruber, Carolin Haeussler, Florian Heigl, Karin Hoisl, Katie Hyslop, Olga Kokshagina, Marcel LaFlamme, Cornelia Lawson, Hila Lifshitz-Assaf, Wolfgang Lukas, Markus Nordberg, Maria Theresa Norn, Marion Poetz, Marisa Ponti, Gernot Pruschak, Laia Pujol Priego, Agnieszka Radziwon, Janet Rafner, Gergana Romanova, Alexander Ruser, Henry Sauermann, Sonali K. Shah, Jacob F. Sherson, Julia Suess-Reyes, Christopher Tucci, Philipp Tuertscher, Jane Bjørn Vedel, Theresa Velden, Roberto Verganti, Jonathan Wareham, Andrea Wiggins and Sunny Mosangzi Xu

How open is innovation research? – An empirical analysis of data sharing among innovation scholars pp. 186-218

Gloria Barczak, Christian Hopp, Jermain Kaminski, Frank Piller and Gernot Pruschak

The puzzle of sharing scientific data pp. 219-250

Laia Pujol Priego, Jonathan Wareham and Angelo Kenneth S. Romasanta

Crowds, citizens, and science: a multi-dimensional framework and agenda for future research pp. 251-284

Chiara Franzoni, Marion Poetz and Henry Sauermann

A strategic alignment framework for the entrepreneurial university pp. 285-309

David B. Audretsch and Maksim Belitski

Open innovation in science: assessing the formation and function of SME-university collaborations through the proximity matrix pp. 310-332

Andrew Johnston

Volume 29, issue 1, 2022

Does diversity make collaborative subsidies effective? ICT sector in Korea pp. 1-24

Jeongwon Lee, Junseok Hwang and Hana Kim

The impact of product innovation announcements on firm value: evidence from the bio-pharmaceutical industry pp. 25-52

Jan Niederreiter and Massimo Riccaboni

What kinds of relatedness promote new firm formation? Evidence from Italy pp. 53-73

Leonardo Mazzoni, Niccolò Innocenti and Luciana Lazzeretti

How industry projects can stimulate academic engagement: an experimental study among U.S. engineering professors pp. 74-101

Thomas Clauss, Patrick Spieth, Christian Klusmann, Wunnam Basit Issah and Tobias Kesting

Keep it simple: external resource utilisation and incremental product innovation in resource-challenged South African manufacturing firms pp. 102-130

Leon Oerlemans, Kai-Ying Chan, Joris Knoben and Patrick Vermeulen