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Absorptive capacity and innovation: When is it better to cooperate?

Egbetokun, Abiodun A.; Savin, Ivan - 2012

Cooperation can benefit and hurt firms at the same time. An important question then is: when is it better to cooperate. And how can an appropriate partner be selected? In this paper we present a model of inter-firm cooperation driven by cognitive distance, appropriability conditions and external...

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Emergent cultural phenomena and their cognitive foundations

Cordes, Christian - 2007

To explain emergent cultural phenomena, this paper argues, it is inevitable to understand the evolution of complex human cognitive adaptations and their links to the population-level dynamics of cultural variation. On the one hand, the process of cultural transmission is influenced and...

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Towards a Theory of Climate Innovation - A Model Framework for Analyzing Drivers and Determinants

Ehrenfeld, Wilfried - 2012

enterprises' operational environment. This article contributes to environmental innovation literature by providing a comprehensive … this context, the prime issue is how the perception of climate change affects corporate innovation processes. Firstly, the …

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The Evolution of the Literature on Technological Change over time: A Survey

Conte, Andrea - 2006

This paper reviews the emergence and evolution of major topics in economics of innovation. Throughout the paper …

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EU competition policy, vertical restraints, and innovation: an analysis from an evolutionary perspective

Kerber, Wolfgang; Vezzoso, Simonetta - 2004

-oriented reasonings, leading to a neglect of the innovation dimension. This paper analyses to what extent evolutionary theories of … competition and innovation economics can be used to derive additional, new criteria for the assessment of vertical restraints. It … is shown that Neo- Schumpeterian and Hayekian approaches to competition and innovation economics as well as knowledge …

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Conceptual foundations of innovation systems

Bateira, Jorge - 2009

Production' and 'transfer' of knowledge, and the role of institutions, are two major conceptual tenets of Innovation … paper discusses how such conceptual framework matters for the analysis of innovation processes and what are its policy …

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Das duale Prozessmodell dynamischer Fähigkeiten: (Mikro)-Politische Desiderata und Rekonstruktionsperspektiven

Schirmer, Frank - In: Zeitschrift für Personalforschung (ZfP) 27 (2013) 1, pp. 5-25

Das duale Prozessmodell dynamischer Fähigkeiten von Schreyögg und Kliesch-Eberl (2007) ist eine interessante Alternative zu Routine- oder Integrationsmodellen dynamischer Fähigkeiten. Das Modell bietet bislang jedoch nur eine funktionalistisch eingeschränkte Interpretation politischer...

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Inside the black-box: Analysing the generation of core competencies and dynamic capabilities by exploring collective minds. An organisational learning perspective

Wilkens, Uta; Menzel, Daniela; Pawlowsky, Peter - In: Management Revue 15 (2004) 1, pp. 8-26

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An Evolutionary Agent-based simulation model for the industry life cycle

Lehmann-Waffenschmidt, B. Cornelia - 2008

In contrast to the usual approach taken in the literature, in which an Industry Life Cycle (ILC) is reproduced by aggregate functions, the model of this paper generates a self-organizing ILC. A general evolutionary agent-based simulation model is developed that can be adapted for specific...

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Evolutionary Analysis of the Relationship between Economic Growth, Environmental Quality and Resource Scarcity

van den Bergh, Jeroen C.J.M. - 2004

This discussion paper has resulted in a chapter in: (R.U. Ayres, D. Simpson, and M. Toman (eds.)), Scarcity and Growth in the Millennium, 2005, Resources for the Future, Washington DC, 177-97.

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