Table of contents - Special Issue: Innovation in management and knowledge in a context of change
Guest Editors: Colin C. Williams, Francisco Ms Verd, Jos A. BelsoMartnez
Services and organisational innovation: the right mix for value creation
Jorge Gallego, Luis Rubalcaba, Christiane HippThe paper aims to discuss how services and service innovation are inter‐linked and support organisational innovation. In particular, the reorganisation of operations and the…
Clusters, networks and firms' product success: an empirical study
Elisa GiulianiThis paper aims to analyze the relationship between different kinds of networking and the performance of firms in industry clusters. In particular, it studies the importance of…
Public policy innovations: the case of undeclared work
Colin C. Williams, Jan Windebank, Marijana Baric, Sara NadinFor many decades, European national governments sought to stamp out undeclared work using a repressive approach. In the changing economic context of declining employment…
Linking the unlinked: knowledge‐based perspective on non‐routine change
Paavo RitalaFirms operating in contemporary hypercompetitive environments have to seek series of temporary advantages, sometimes requiring them to move beyond their current knowledge domains…
Perceived usefulness of innovation programs for high‐tech and low‐tech firms
José Antonio Belso‐Martínez, F. Xavier Molina‐Morales, Francisco Mas‐VerduDespite the sizable amount of previous research on this topic, little is known about the reasons why firms decide to start collaboration projects with innovation advanced service…
Network resources and the innovation performance: Evidence from Chinese manufacturing firms
Suli Zheng, Huiping Li, Xiaobo WuSo as to understand the effects of network resources on firm innovation and performance within alliances and networks, this paper aims to examine the correlation between network…
Innovation in industrial districts: evidence from Italy
Marco Capasso, Andrea MorrisonThe recent transformations brought about by the globalisation of markets have increased the competitive pressure for firms operating in traditional sectors, and in particular for…
An organization's ethical climate, innovation, and performance: Effects of support for innovation and performance evaluation
Byoung Kwon Choi, Hyoung Koo Moon, Wook KoThe purpose of this study is to examine how an organization's ethical climate positively relates to its financial performance by considering an organization's innovation, a…
Innovation systems in motion: an early music case
Elena Castro‐Martínez, Albert Recasens, Fernando Jiménez‐SáezThis study aims to provide an in‐depth understanding of the innovation system and the learning processes involved in a very specific cultural field: the production of early music.
Innovative firms and the urban/rural divide: the case of agro‐food system
Andrew Fearne, José María García Álvarez‐Coque, Teresa López‐García Usach Mercedes, Sánchez GarcíaThis paper aims to analyse the capacity of rural and urban spaces to promote innovation in the agro‐food firms. The purpose is to determine if the rural/urban division affects the…
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Journal of Management History (Archive)Editor:
- Brandon Randolph-Seng (Editor-in-Chief)