… policy, and actors and networks. We summarise what the literature identifies as disruption
in transitions and draw on other literatures (eg social practice theory and institutional theory) to …

… Geels, FW 2004 From sectoral systems of innovation to socio-technical systems-Insights
about dynamics and change from sociology and institutional theory RESEARCH POLICY …

This annual lecture paper bridges two influential but parallel literature strands on evolutionary
economic geography (EEG) and global production networks (GPN). It argues that both …

… But if on the one hand we see the formation of industrial and institutional agreements which
mostly refer to a “horizontal” openness, where B2B collaboration and knowledge sharing are …

… systemic societal change towards sustainability transitions, there is a need for intermediaries
to consider improving their activities between multiple networks and towards institutions. …

Over the past three decades, a rapidly expanding academic literature has investigated how
new markets are created and how existing markets are transformed, phenomena this article …

… norms and behaviors have been suggested as potential key drivers towards climate action.
… tipping dynamics. In particular, we identify human agency, social-institutional network …

… of network ties by highlighting how environmental dynamism can affect firms’ ability to align
external network ties with EO to generate innovation performance in Chinese industrial firms. …

… resource substitution and new market entry towards an emphasis on facilitating innovation
and … of agency theory. Moreover, the relevance and contribution of institutional theory has also …

Purpose Given the fact that emerging economies have idiosyncratic characteristics,
international marketing strategies of emerging-market exporting firms have been firmly …