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 …

Collaboration, co-creation, and competition are essential strategies for success in today's
modern businesses. In comparison with former ways of doing business in isolation …

We revisit the “paradox of openness” in the literature which consists of two conflicting views
on the link between patenting and open innovation—the spillover prevention and the …

Most research on innovation management at the organizational level has typically been
focused on one specific innovation project phase or innovation management concept. This …

The transition towards a bioeconomy is increasingly viewed by both policy makers and
scholars as one of the primary ways to reduce our dependency on fossil resources …

In previous research, open innovation (OI) has been considered to be driven by the need for
new or advanced technologies unavailable within a firm, and to be a process with the risk of …

To create value in an open innovation context, firms need to increase the permeability of
their organizational boundaries to enable knowledge exchange with a broad set of partners …

Entrepreneurial ecosystems have been explored widely in entrepreneurship, management
and social sciences literature. The Knowledge Spillover Theory of Entrepreneurship (KSTE) …

Organizational-level innovations are one of the key pathways for reaching the Knowledge-
Based Bio-Economy; and analysis of factors behind their development is missing within …

A tension between openness and formal appropriability (FA) emerges in start‐ups as they
require both in order to attract investors or innovation partners, yet their limited resources are …