The Institute of Innovation and Entrepreneurship conducts research and education in the field of Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Management of Intellectual Assets.
The subject area deals with innovation processes with a focus on entrepreneurship and intellectual assets. More specifically, it focuses on the different determinants of innovation processes, the actors involved, and the related social and economic consequences.
The research on innovation and entrepreneurship aims to explain the correlation between, and to identify methods and strategies to promote, innovation and entrepreneurship in a societal and organizational perspective. Also the effects on individuals, organizations, businesses, institutions and knowledge due to innovation-related societal changes are analyzed.
The institute offers single-subject courses at both Bachelor´s and Master´s level, two Master´s programmes, and doctoral education.
Reporting errors and biases in published empirical findings: Evidence from innovation research
S. B. Bruns, [2019-08-08]
Nuturing phronesis: Developing good judgement within the Swedish entrepreneurial ecosystem
Ryan Rumble, [2019-07-05]
Business Model Teaching Forum
Ryan Rumble, [2019-07-05]
The origins of constellations: Analysing conjectural outcomes in the social sciences
Ryan Rumble, [2019-07-05]
The Startup Jungle: Four-dimensional Business Modelling
Ryan Rumble, [2019-07-05]
Knowledge-Intensive Entrepreneurship and S3: Conceptualizing Strategies for Sustainability
Ethan Gifford, [2019-06-30]
Networks, geography and the survival of the firm
Mark Bagley, [2019-05-27]
University-industry scientific production and the Great Recession
J. M. Azagra-Caro, [2019-03-18]
Small worlds, inheritance networks and industrial clusters
Mark Bagley, [2019-03-12]
Conceptualizing evolutionary governance routines: governance at the interface of science and technology with knowledge-intensive innovative entrepreneurship
Maureen McKelvey, [2019-01-28]
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