This paper aims at developing a theoretical framework that explains levels of interactive
learning. Interactive learning is defined as the exchange and sharing of knowledge resources …

Innovation is central to the dynamics and success of organizations and society in the modern
world, the process famously referred to by Schumpeter as' gales of creative destruction'. …

Economic network theory emphasises the importance of external resource mobilisation. In
this paper, the relations between the mobilisation and use of internal and external resources …

In this study, we examined responses to institutional complexity by analyzing when and how
organizations respond to a coercive institutional demand from a powerful constituent when …

Innovation is a complex trade-off between routinisation and change, between reliability and
accountability of firms and timely adaptation. This innovator's dilemma confronts innovation …

In this article we ask why innovator firms engage in innovation networks, and which factors
explain the spatial dispersion of these networks. Benefits of the use of internal and external …

In the past decade, the amount of research on interorganizational relations (IOR) has grown
significantly. Triggered by technological development, the deepening divisions of labor, and …

In this paper, we study to what extent inconsistent feedback signals about performance
affect firm adaptive behavior in terms of changes made to research-and-development (R&D) …

In this paper, business models of Dutch dedicated biotechnology firms (DBFs) that are
active in the field of medical biotechnology are examined. The focus is on the dynamics in …

There are many competing transition paths toward sustainability and even more competing
visions and expectations, while only a limited of number of paths can be supported. In the …