Publikationen

1. The rise and fall of interdisciplinary research: The case of open source innovation
2. Signaling--an innovative approach to identify lead users in online communities
3. External search for exploration of future discontinuities and trends: Implications from the literature using co-citation and content analysis
4. The research field of Social Innovation: Deriving an updated view on the field through a co-citation analysis
5. What Is Open Source Innovation?: An Economic, Social, Artifact, and Innovation-Incentive Perspective with Implications for Firms
6. A transferable model for innovative joint postgraduate degree programme development
7. Innoage: Innovation and product development for aging users
8. Developing countries and innovation
9. The question of a frugal mindset in Western MNCs: Exploring an emerging phenomenon with a systematic literature review
10. Die theoretischen und methodischen Grundlagen von User Innovation-eine Kozitationsanalyse
11. The chief technology officer (CTO) in theory and practice: A literature review and results from field research in Japan
12. The question of a frugal mindset in MNCs: Framing an emerging phenomenon with a systematic literature review
13. 21 Licensing as an Entry Strategy to
14. Closed-loop supply chains for cradle to cradle products
15. Bottom of the pyramid concept: Taking stock
16. Developing frugal innovations with inventive analogies: preliminary evidence from innovations in India
17. 7 Exogenous vs. Endogenous Governance in Innovation Communities Effects on Motivation, Conflict and Justice-An Experimental
18. Impact of fuzzy front end on Korean NPD success
19. Exploring Opportunities for Global Innovation
20. Changing dynamics of lead markets: A new role for emerging economies as innovation hubs
21. Excellent target: Indian investment in Germany--recent developments and success factors