Technology Analysis & Strategic Management, Volume 24

Volume 24, Number 1, 2012

Original Articles

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  Sebastian K. Fixson, Won Hee Lee:
  Shifting grounds: how industry emergence changes the effectiveness of knowledge creation strategies - the case of the US automotive airbag industry. 1-19
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  Stefania Zerbinati, Vangelis Souitaris, Nathalie Moray:
  Nurture or nature? The growth paradox of research-based spin-offs. 21-35
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  John P. Ulhøi:
  Modes and orders of market entry: revisiting innovation and imitation strategies. 37-50
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  Gaston Heimeriks, Loet Leydesdorff:
  Emerging search regimes: measuring co-evolutions among research, science, and society. 51-67
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  Ruimin Pei, Jan L. Youtie, Alan L. Porter:
  Nanobiomedical science in China: a research field on the rise. 69-88
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  Anthony D. Wilbon:
  Interactive planning for strategy development in academic-based cooperative research enterprises. 89-105

Volume 24, Number 2, 2012

Special Issue: Innovation - Into the Future
Editorial

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  Anna Trifilova, John Bessant:
  Editorial. 107-111

Papers

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  Helena Garriga, Efe Aksuyek, Fredrik Hacklin, Georg von Krogh:
  Exploring social preferences in private-collective innovation. 113-127
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  Peiran Su, Peter McNamara:
  Exploration and exploitation within and across intra-organisational domains and their reactions to firm-level failure. 129-149
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  Malte Brettel, Monika Oswald, Tessa Flatten:
  Alignment of market orientation and innovation as a success factor: a five-country study. 151-165
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  Nabil Sultan, Sylvia van de Bunt-Kokhuis:
  Organisational culture and cloud computing: coping with a disruptive innovation. 167-179
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  Christiane Rau, Anne-Katrin Neyer, Kathrin M. Möslein:
  Innovation practices and their boundary-crossing mechanisms: a review and proposals for the future. 181-217
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  Cristina Villar, José Pla-Barber, Joaquín Alegre:
  Unravelling the moderating effects of size and experience on product innovations and exports: a study in a medium knowledge-intensive industry. 219-238

Volume 24, Number 3, 2012

Original Articles

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  Graham Spinardi:
  Road-mapping, disruptive technology, and semiconductor innovation: the case of gallium arsenide development in the UK. 239-251
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  François Duhamel, Michel Santi:
  Degree of innovativeness and new product performance. 253-266
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  Gilda Massari Coelho, Antonio Carlos Filgueira Galvão, Antonio Carlos Guedes, Igor André Carneiro, Cláudio Chauke Nehme, Lélio Fellows Filho:
  Strategic foresight applied to the management plan of an innovation development agency. 267-283
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  Shyh-Rong Fang, Chia-Hui Chou, Shu-Mi Yang, Chueh-Chu Ou:
  Enhancing innovation through learning: the roles of market orientation and interorganisational knowledge stores. 285-298
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  Youichirou S. Tsuji:
  Profiling technology development process using patent data analysis: a case study. 299-310
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  Gerda Gemser, Maryse Brand, Arndt Sorge:
  Internationalisation strategies of technology-driven small- and medium-sized enterprises. 311-326

Volume 24, Number 4, 2012

Special Issue: Innovation, Consumption and Environmental Sustainability
Editorial

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  Andrew McMeekin, Harry Rothman:
  Innovation, consumption and environmental sustainability. 327-330

Papers

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  Fred Steward:
  Transformative innovation policy to meet the challenge of climate change: sociotechnical networks aligned with consumption and end-use as new transition arenas for a low-carbon society or green economy. 331-343
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  Andrew McMeekin, Dale Southerton:
  Sustainability transitions and final consumption: practices and socio-technical systems. 345-361
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  Elizabeth Shove:
  The shadowy side of innovation: unmaking and sustainability. 363-375
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  Maurie J. Cohen:
  The future of automobile society: a socio-technical transitions perspective. 377-390
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  Chris Foster, Andrew McMeekin, Josephine Mylan:
  The entanglement of consumer expectations and (eco) innovation sequences: the case of orange juice. 391-405
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  Philip J. Vergragt, Halina Szejnwald Brown:
  The challenge of energy retrofitting the residential housing stock: grassroots innovations and socio-technical system change in Worcester, MA. 407-420

Volume 24, Number 5, 2012

Original Articles

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  Sjoerd Bakker, Harro van Lente, Remko Engels:
  Competition in a technological niche: the cars of the future. 421-434
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  Hsin-Mei Lin:
  The dynamic evolution and technological diffusion in Taiwan's TFT-LCD industrial cluster: a network perspective. 435-451
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  Antonio Messeni Petruzzelli, Daniele Rotolo, Vito Albino:
  The impact of old technologies on innovation: the case of the US biotechnology industry. 453-466
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  Xu Feng, Fuhai Leng:
  Patent text mining and informetric-based patent technology morphological analysis: an empirical study. 467-479
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  Magnus Gulbrandsen, Einar Rasmussen:
  The use and development of indicators for the commercialisation of university research in a national support programme. 481-495
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  Paul Harborne, Chris Hendry:
  Commercialising new energy technologies: failure of the Japanese machine? 497-510
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  Joaquín Alegre, José Pla-Barber, Ricardo Chiva, Cristina Villar:
  Organisational learning capability, product innovation performance and export intensity. 511-526

Practitioners' Forum

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  Lu Huang, Ying Guo, Alan L. Porter, Jan L. Youtie, Douglas K. R. Robinson:
  Visualising potential innovation pathways in a workshop setting: the case of nano-enabled biosensors. 527-542

Volume 24, Number 6, 2012

Special Issue: Waiting Games: Innovation Impasses in Situations of High Uncertainty

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  Douglas K. R. Robinson, Pascal Le Masson, Benoit Weil:
  Waiting games: innovation impasses in situations of high uncertainty. 543-547
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  Sjoerd Bakker, Björn Budde:
  Technological hype and disappointment: lessons from the hydrogen and fuel cell case. 549-563
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  Alireza Parandian, Arie Rip, Haico te Kulve:
  Dual dynamics of promises, and waiting games around emerging nanotechnologies. 565-582
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  Joel D'Silva, Douglas K. R. Robinson, Clare Shelley-Egan:
  A game with rules in the making - how the high probability of waiting games in nanomedicine is being mitigated through distributed regulation and responsible innovation. 583-602
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  Marine Agogué, Pascal Le Masson, Douglas K. R. Robinson:
  Orphan innovation, or when path-creation goes stale: a design framework to characterise path-dependence in real time. 603-616
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  Pascal Le Masson, Benoit Weil, Armand Hatchuel, Patrick Cogez:
  Why are they not locked in waiting games? Unlocking rules and the ecology of concepts in the semiconductor industry. 617-630

Volume 24, Number 7, 2012

Original Articles

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  Hung-Tai Tsou:
  The effect of interfirm codevelopment competency on the innovation of the e-service process and product: the perspective of internal/external technology integration mechanisms. 631-646
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  Catalina Martínez, Ruth Rama:
  Home or next door? Patenting by European food and beverage multinationals. 647-661
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  Einar Rasmussen, Roger Sørheim:
  How governments seek to bridge the financing gap for university spin-offs: proof-of-concept, pre-seed, and seed funding. 663-678
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  Shiu-Wan Hung, Chia-Chin Chang:
  A co-opetition perspective of technology alliance governance modes. 679-696
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  Chris O'Malley:
  Decision-making in investment in overseas R&D. 697-709
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  Audley Genus:
  Changing the rules? Institutional innovation and the diffusion of microgeneration. 711-727

Volume 24, Number 8, 2012

Special Issue: Preparing for Grand Challenges: the Role of Future-Oriented Technology Analysis in anticipating and shaping Structural and Systemic Changes

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  Karel Haegeman, K. Matthias Weber, Totti Könnölä:
  Preparing for grand challenges: the role of future-oriented technology analysis in anticipating and shaping structural and systemic changes. 729-734
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  Ilkka Tuomi:
  Foresight in an unpredictable world. 735-751
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  Denis Loveridge, Ozcan Saritas:
  Ignorance and uncertainty: influences on future-oriented technology analysis. 753-767
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  Harro van Lente:
  Navigating foresight in a sea of expectations: lessons from the sociology of expectations. 769-782
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  Riccardo Vecchiato:
  Strategic foresight: matching environmental uncertainty. 783-796
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  Cristiano Cagnin, Denis Loveridge:
  A framework, with embedded FTA, to enable business networks to evolve towards sustainable development. 797-820
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  Toni Ahlqvist, Minna Halonen, Annele Eerola, Sirkku Kivisaari, Johanna Kohl, Raija Koivisto, Jouko Myllyoja, Nina Wessberg:
  Systemic transformation, anticipatory culture, and knowledge spaces: constructing organisational capacities in roadmapping projects at VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland. 821-841
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  Ying Guo, Tingting Ma, Alan L. Porter, Lu Huang:
  Text mining of information resources to inform Forecasting Innovation Pathways. 843-861

Volume 24, Number 9, 2012

Special Issue: TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER: THE PRACTICE AND THE PROFESSION Editorial

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  Henk W. Volberda, Ilan Oshri, Tom J. M. Mom:
  Technology transfer: the practice and the profession. 863-869

Papers

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  Tom J. M. Mom, Ilan Oshri, Henk W. Volberda:
  The skills base of technology transfer professionals. 871-891
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  Simon Mosey, Hannah Noke, Martin Binks:
  The influence of human and social capital upon the entrepreneurial intentions and destinations of academics. 893-910
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  Mike Wright, Bart Clarysse, Simon Mosey:
  Strategic entrepreneurship, resource orchestration and growing spin-offs from universities. 911-927
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  Raymond van Wijk, Justin J. P. Jansen, Frans A. J. Van den Bosch, Henk W. Volberda:
  How firms shape knowledge to explore and exploit: a study of knowledge flows, knowledge stocks and innovative performance across units. 929-950
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  Johan Bruneel, Els Van de Velde, Bart Clarysse, Paul Gemmel:
  Improving the success of radical innovation projects within established firms: engaging employees across different hierarchal levels. 951-965

Volume 24, Number 10, 2012

Original Articles

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  Youngim Bae, Hyunjoon Chang:
  Efficiency and effectiveness between open and closed innovation: empirical evidence in South Korean manufacturers. 967-980
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  Jan L. Youtie, Diana Hicks, Philip Shapira, Travis Horsley:
  Pathways from discovery to commercialisation: using web sources to track small and medium-sized enterprise strategies in emerging nanotechnologies. 981-995
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  Ignacio Tamayo-Torres, Antonio J. Verdú-Jover, Víctor Jesús García-Morales:
  Sources of strategic fit in high-tech firms. 997-1011
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  Claire Stolwijk, Wim Vanhaverbeke, Roland Ortt, Michiel W. Pieters, Erik den Hartigh, Cees van Beers:
  The effect of internal and external technology sourcing on firm performance throughout the technology life cycle. 1013-1028
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  Mario Coccia:
  Evolutionary trajectories of the nanotechnology research across worldwide economic players. 1029-1050
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  Hans van Moorsel, Zi-Lin He, Erik Oltmans, Theo W. C. Huibers:
  Incumbent heterogeneity in creative destruction: a study of three Dutch newspaper organisations. 1051-1070
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  Ali Fikirkoca, Ozcan Saritas:
  Foresight for science parks: the case of Ankara University. 1071-1085