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Innovation performance in the shadow of expropriability : interplay appropriability regime and competitors' absorptive capacity

Hurmelinna-Laukkanen, Pia; Puumalainen, Kaisu - In: International journal of innovation and technology … 10 (2013) 1, pp. 1-22

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Constituents and outcomes of absorptive capacity – appropriability regime changing the game

Hurmelinna‐Laukkanen, Pia - In: Management Decision 50 (2012) 7, pp. 1178-1199

knowledge transfer and protection through examining roles of absorptive capacity and appropriability regimes and the interplay … between them. An appropriability regime can play a dual role when external knowledge and the knowledge‐base of the firm form … study provides an empirical examination of the direct and moderating roles of appropriability regime regarding the above …

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An analytical approach to assess the matching quality of academic partners for open innovation in the form of university-industry collaboration

Manotungvorapun, Nisit; Gerdsri, Nathasit - In: New waves in innovation management research, (pp. 37-54). 2018

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Teaming up with large R&D investors: Good or bad for knowledge production and diffusion?

Amoroso, Sara; Vannuccini, Simone - 2019

The participation of top R&D players to publicly funded research collaborations is a common yet unexplored phenomenon. If, on the one hand, including top R&D firms creates opportunities for knowledge spillovers and increases the chance for a project to be funded, on the other hand, the uneven...

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How formal and informal open innovation impact innovation performance : the moderating role of appropriability

Chen, Xiguang; Zhang, Huiying; Wang, Beifen - In: Technology analysis & strategic management 36 (2024) 10, pp. 2504-2516

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Teaming up with large R&D investors : good or bad for knowledge production and diffusion?

Amoroso, Sara; Vannuccini, Simone - 2019

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Business Strategies Towards the Creation, Absorption and Dissemination of New Technologies

Wiethaus, Lars - 2005

competitor due to opportunistic knowledge transmission through the common supplier. We show that in one-shot relationships no …

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Innovation strategies in the presence of technology markets: evidence from Spanish innovative firms

Arbussà, Anna; Coenders, Germà - Departament d'Economia, Facultat de Ciències … - 2005

The development of markets for technology has eased the acquisition of technology and reshaped the innovation strategies of firms that we classify as producers of innovations or as imitators. Innovative activities of firms include research, acquisition of technology and downstream activities....

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External technology sources: Embodied or disembodied technology acquisition

Cassiman, Bruno; Veugelers, Reinhilde - Department of Economics and Business, Universitat … - 2000

This paper analyzes the choice between different innovation activities of a firm. In particular, we study the technology acquisition decision of the firm, i.e. its technology BUY decision as part of the firm's innovation strategy. We take a closer look at the different types of external...

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How can firms' basic research turn into product innovation? : the role of absorptive capacity and industry appropriability

Martínez-Senra, Ana I.; Quintás, María A.; Sartal, … - In: IEEE transactions on engineering management : EM 62 (2015) 2, pp. 205-216

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