Elgar Encyclopedia of Innovation Management
Edited by Päivi Eriksson (),
Tero Montonen (),
Pikka-Maaria Laine () and
Anna Hannula ()
in Books from Edward Elgar Publishing
Abstract:
This is an open access title available under the terms of a CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 License. It is free to read, download and share on Elgaronline.com. This Encyclopedia presents an authoritative overview of innovation management. Contributions from over 100 expert authors address contemporary and emerging challenges through a holistic, inclusive, and ethical lens, redefining dominant paradigms and pushing the boundaries of the field.
Keywords: Innovation Management; Innovation Process; Innovation Practice; Innovation Research; Responsible Innovation; Sustainable Innovation; Business Innovation (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2025
ISBN: 9781035306442
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Chapters in this book:
- Ch 1 A broad perspective on innovation management
- Tero Montonen
- Ch 2 Academic entrepreneurship
- Jukka Moilanen
- Ch 3 Agile human resource management
- Pia Heilmann
- Ch 4 Artificial intelligence
- Meng Ma
- Ch 5 Business models
- Ville-Veikko Piispanen, Kaisa Henttonen and Hanna Lehtimäki
- Ch 6 Capability approach
- Tiina Rättilä
- Ch 7 Creative destruction
- Jeffrey Muldoon and Douglass Smith
- Ch 8 Drucker's seven sources of innovation
- Jeffrey Muldoon and Douglass Smith
- Ch 9 Employee-driven innovation
- Esa Hiltunen
- Ch 10 Innovation paradoxes
- Tea Lempiälä
- Ch 11 Institutional complexity
- Elina Vikstedt
- Ch 12 Joseph Schumpeter
- Jeffrey Muldoon and Douglass Smith
- Ch 13 Negative consequences
- Beata Segercrantz and Karl-Erik Sveiby
- Ch 14 Pedagogies for innovative competencies
- Helena Kantanen
- Ch 15 Sales in the innovation process
- Katariina Ylönen and Saara Julkunen
- Ch 16 Science commercialization
- Outi-Maaria Palo-oja
- Ch 17 Three legendary innovators
- Mika Pantzar
- Ch 18 Business-to-business platforms
- Malla Mattila, Marjukka Mikkonen and Mika Yrjölä
- Ch 19 Coopetition
- Rauno Rusko
- Ch 20 Co-creation in private and public sector contexts
- Tero Montonen, Päivi Eriksson and Eeva Aromaa
- Ch 21 Co-operative innovations
- Anu Puusa and Tim Mazzarol
- Ch 22 Digital platforms
- Sini-Tuulia Suokas, Kaisa Henttonen and Ville-Veikko Piispanen
- Ch 23 Inclusive creative city
- Rodrigo Ábnner Gonçalves Menezes and Ana Sílvia Rocha Ipiranga
- Ch 24 Inclusiveness in research and innovation settings
- Riina Bhatia and Nina Rilla
- Ch 25 Innovation ecosystems
- Paavo Ritala and Llewellyn D.W. Thomas
- Ch 26 Less-hierarchical organizations
- Perttu Salovaara and Frank Martela
- Ch 27 Moral orders of innovation
- Luk Van Langenhove and Pasi Hirvonen
- Ch 28 Multi-stakeholder settings
- Tiziana Gaito, Sybille Sachs and Ramona Demasi
- Ch 29 Networked innovation
- Katri Valkokari
- Ch 30 Open social innovation
- Caterina Bettin, Ziyun Fan and Päivi Eriksson
- Ch 31 Open innovation ecosystems
- Llewellyn D.W. Thomas and Paavo Ritala
- Ch 32 Open strategy
- Eero Vaara
- Ch 33 Public sector innovation
- Sanna Tuurnas
- Ch 34 Service innovation and service design
- Taina Mäkijärvi, Tero Montonen and Päivi Eriksson
- Ch 35 Social acceptance
- Mariana Galvão Lyra
- Ch 36 Affect and creativity
- Caterina Bettin and Eeva Aromaa
- Ch 37 Ageing and innovation
- Stefanie Ruel
- Ch 38 Atmospheric creating and innovating
- Margot Leclair
- Ch 39 Creative environments
- Mika Pantzar
- Ch 40 Creative teams
- Pasi Hirvonen
- Ch 41 Creativity
- Laura Lucia Parolin and Carmen Pellegrinelli
- Ch 42 Dark innovation
- Ryan MacNeil
- Ch 43 Emotions in innovation development
- Birgitta Sandberg, Leena Aarikka-Stenroos and Ilkka Kettunen
- Ch 44 Foucauldian power and resistance
- Hadar Elraz and David Newman
- Ch 45 Gender and gendering
- Ulla Hytti
- Ch 46 Gender, empowerment and social innovation
- Kristin S. Williams
- Ch 47 Harmonious passion
- Rita Järventie-Thesleff
- Ch 48 Intersectional lens to innovation
- Shreya Mishra
- Ch 49 Radical creativity
- Annika Blomberg
- Ch 50 Reflective design
- Ilkka Kettunen
- Ch 51 Resistance
- Helena Fornstedt
- Ch 52 Workforce diversity
- Marjorie Ngwenya
- Ch 53 Youth-driven innovation, engagement and empowerment
- Kristin S. Williams
- Ch 54 Circular economy
- Marileena Mäkelä and Tiina Onkila
- Ch 55 Ecosocial education
- Sami Keto and Raisa Foster
- Ch 56 Enskilment
- Jarkko Pyysiäinen, Pasi Heikkurinen and Jenny Rinkinen
- Ch 57 Frugal innovation
- Linda Annala Tesfaye and Martin Fougère
- Ch 58 Human rights responsibility
- Samentha Goethals
- Ch 59 Impact investing
- Saga Eriksson
- Ch 60 Innovation and the base of the pyramid (BOP) context
- Ahmad Arslan and Pia Hurmelinna-Laukkanen
- Ch 61 Innovation beyond growth
- Mario Pansera, Javier Lloveras and Mariano Fressoli
- Ch 62 Leadership for biodiversity: a radical management innovation
- Satu Teerikangas, Ilari E. Sääksjärvi and Marja Turunen
- Ch 63 Local experimentation
- Eva Heiskanen and Kaisa Matschoss
- Ch 64 Non-human stakeholders
- José-Carlos García-Rosell, Anna Hannula and Marjo Siltaoja
- Ch 65 Organizational capabilities for responsible innovation
- Jilde Garst
- Ch 66 Public procurement for sustainability
- Ville Valovirta and Matti Pihlajamaa
- Ch 67 Radical sustainability from the Global South
- Riina Bhatia
- Ch 68 Refugee economic integration
- Samentha Goethals
- Ch 69 Responsible research and innovation
- Lucien von Schomberg
- Ch 70 Social enterprises
- Filippe Barros
- Ch 71 Stakeholder engagement
- Heta Leinonen, Annika Blomberg and Johanna Kujala
- Ch 72 Sustainable value creation
- Riikka Tapaninaho and Norma Rudolph
- Ch 73 ANTi-history
- Christopher M. Hartt
- Ch 74 Arts-based methods
- Hanna Lehtimäki and Elina Riivari
- Ch 75 Corporeal ethics
- Alison Pullen and Carl Rhodes
- Ch 76 Critical sensemaking
- Eeva Aromaa, Albert Mills and Jean Helms Mills
- Ch 77 Curiography
- Tarja Salmela and Anu Valtonen
- Ch 78 Non-corporeal actant theory
- Christopher M. Hartt
- Ch 79 Phenomenological doubt
- Antonio Strati
- Ch 80 Posthumanist aesthetics
- Antonio Strati
- Ch 81 Process philosophy and innovation
- Brad MacKay and Robert Chia
- Ch 82 Science fiction
- Elina Hiltunen and Aki-Mauri Huhtinen
- Ch 83 Scientific fabulation
- Emily Höckert
- Ch 84 Sleep
- Anu Valtonen
- Ch 85 Sociomateriality and embodiment of leadership
- Arja Ropo
- Ch 86 Sonar-o-Graphy
- Vesa Markuksela
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