Technology and the Market: Demand, Users and Innovation

Abstract

Many visible hands, Arie Rip and Aard J. Groen great expectations - the constructions of markets, products and user needs during the early development of gene therapy in the USA, Paul Martin reconceptualizing the user(s) of - and in - technological innovation - the case of vaccines in the United States, Dale Rose inducement and blocking mechanisms in the development of a new industry - the case of renewable energy technology in Sweden, Anna Johnson and Staffan Jacobson shaping the selection environment - chlorine in the dock, Andy McMeekin when markets meet socio-politics - the introduction of chlorine-free bleaching in the Swedish pulp and paper industry, Adrian Smith and Alain Rajotte Internet marketing applications in shipbroking - a framework and research findings, Nikolaos Pisanias Internet entrepreneurship - why Linux might beat Microsoft, Maureen McKelvey design in the IT industry - the role of users, Les Haddon and Gerd Paul how innovative are users? A critique of learning-by-doing and -using, Remco Hoogma and Johan Schot taste as a form of adjustment between food and consumers, Cecile Meadel and Vololona Rabeharisoa services and innovation - demand-led changes in business organizations, Marcela Miozzo the missing link - innovation and the needs of less-developed country users, Andrew Tylecote and Claudia Galvoa.

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