The International Journal for Innovation Research, Commercialization, Policy Analysis and Best Practice
Aims & Scope
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'Innovation' may be defined as the generation and application of new ideas and skills to produce new products, processes and services that improve economic and social prosperity. The scope of Innovation: Management, Policy & Practice (IMPP - ISSN 1447-9338) encompasses innovation research, policy analysis and best practice in large and small enterprises, public and private sector service organizations, state and national government, and local and regional societies and economies with special emphasis on linking academic research to future practice. Abstracted & indexed from January 2007 (vol 9/1) in Thomson Reuter's:
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Readership
Accepted manuscripts address of the following readerships of Innovation: Management, Policy & Practice: academic researchers; university lecturers; innovation graduates; management students; professional development trainers; research scientists; engineer managers; industry economists; public policy developers and analysts; public and private sector research and laboratory managers; company directors, financial officers, marketing, human resources and operations managers.
Innovation: Management, Policy & Practice publishes original research, literature and book reviews, methodology, policy analyses, case studies, education and training approaches, strategy, tactical and finance tips, practice reports, conference reports, booklists, news, products and conferences across all fields of innovation:
- Technology strategy, collaboration and competition
- Technology transfer and innovation support organizations
- Corporate sustainability, reinvention and renewal
- Process and product innovation and diffusion
- Research management and commercialization
- Cross-cultural management and innovation
- Team building and team management
- Managing creativity and creative teams
- Government innovation policy and regulation for innovation
- Managing and commercializing intellectual property
- Managing virtual teams and environments for innovation
- Managing organizational learning, knowledge and change
Selection criteria
Criteria for selection are that articles are novel, relevant, concise, practical, informative and useful to readers of the respective sections of the Journal: Feature Articles; Management Education; East Asian Management Research in Industry, Innovation and Technology; Innovation Case Studies; Innovation Education; Policy Analysis; Literature Reviews; Technology Transfer Tactics; Research Notes; Book Reviews and Booklists; Conference Reports & Calendar; News and New Products.
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Call for Papers
Innovation Policy in the Creative Industries
Deadline for submissions: 15th October 2008
Publishing in April 2009 as Vol 11/1
Network Analysis Application in Innovation Studies
Deadline for submissions: 1st March 2009
Publishing in December 2009 as Vol 11/3
Public Sector Innovation
Deadline for submissions: 29th July 2009
Publishing in April 2010 as Vol 12/1
Innovation in Social Entrepreneurship
Deadline for submissions: 1st March 2010
Publishing in December 2010 as Vol 12/3
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