Inter‐firm collaboration is not new. What is new is that such collaboration has exploded
during the past couple of decades, in parallel to the intensification of international …

This study reviews literature on paradoxical tensions between value co‐creation and
capture in interorganizational relationships (IORs). The purpose of this review is to make a …

Few studies on open innovation (OI) address OI practices in small and medium-sized
enterprises (SMEs) and how their use of OI and the resulting benefits differ from those of …

Previous studies of individual actors' motives to engage in university–industry knowledge
transfer concentrate on one group, usually academics. In contrast, we examine both groups …

External knowledge has been found to be vital in generating innovation. However, little is
known about the conditions under which firms can benefit from utilizing specific external …

The second French Community Innovation Survey (CIS) indicates that 14% of R&D
collaborating firms had to abandon or delay their innovation projects due to difficulties in …

We propose a model of cultural differences and international alliance performance to
explain the ambiguous findings regarding the influence of national culture differences on …

Using original survey data on Japanese small businesses, this paper analyses the impact of
the organizational and contractual characteristics of cooperative R&D, such as membership …

With pressure on universities to better contribute to society, academic entrepreneurship is an
increasingly recognised source of new knowledge and technologies as well as being a …

Collaboration between research and industry is fundamental for technology innovation. Most
existing research in this domain has focused on the drivers or enabling factors that lead to …