This paper analyses the roles of institutions in facilitating or impeding the creation of new
technological pathways in different countries. It is argued that the successful invention …

Why do communities with larger shares of ethnic and racial minorities have worse public
goods provision? Many studies have emphasized the role of diversity in hindering public …

This article investigates the conceptual and theoretical implications of the logic of habit for
the path-dependence approach. In the existing literature, we see two different logics of …

The role of the firm's top governance team, the board, is largely missing in the capability
literature. This paper takes the first step to link board diversity, one of the most critical traits of …

The European Union (EU) has sought to establish itself as a global environmental leader but
was hit by the combined effects of the economic and financial crisis from 2007-8 leading …

The attention to sustainability transformations and related processes of learning, innovation,
and adaptation has inspired a growing interest in theories that help to grasp the processes …

A business ecosystem is a community of multiple co-evolving actors with interdependent
product offerings organized around a specific value proposition. While the extant literature …

Stigmatized markets are those where either the products/services, or the consumers, or both,
have been collectively, negatively stereotyped and devalued by one or more stakeholder …

To efficiently and effectively reduce the uncertainty inherent in the front‐end of innovation
processes, recent literature emphasizes new approaches that facilitate rapid knowledge …

In this paper we focus on the early stages of projects and their governance implications by
investigating the introduction of nuclear power in Finland. We look at the early stages …