Volume 12 Issue 1 - 2010
Network Analysis Application in Innovation Studies
| 02-04 | | Introduction: Using network analysis to understand innovation
Tim Kastelle, John Steen |
| 05-17 | | The use of social network analysis in innovation studies: Mapping actors and technologies
Tessa van der Valk, Govert Gijsbers |
| 18-25 | | Networking, entrepreneurship and productivity in universities
Alex Maritz |
| 26-40 | | Investigating the structure of regional innovation system research through keyword co-occurrence and social network analysis
Pei-Chun Lee, Hsin-Ning Su |
| 41-52 | | Networks for generating and for validating ideas: The social side of creativity
Sandra Ohly, Robert Kase, Miha Škerlavaj |
| 53-74 | | Dynamics of a technological innovator network and its impact on technological performance
Ju Liu, Cristina Chaminade |
| 75-87 | | Are small world networks always best for innovation?
Tim Kastelle, John Steen |
| 88-104 | | Inter-technology networks to support innovation strategy: An analysis of Korea’s new growth engines
Sungjoo Lee, Moon-Soo Kim |
| 105-117 | | Social capital and individual innovativeness in university research networks
Cristóbal Casanueva, Ángeles Gallego |
Book Reviews |
| 118-120 | | Here Comes Everybody: The power of organizing without organizations
Clay Shirky
Reviewed by Jason Potts, Kate Morrison |
| 118-120 | | We Think: Mass innovation, not mass production
Charles Leadbeater & 257 other people
Reviewed by Jason Potts, Kate Morrison |
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