Innovation Networks: Theory and Practice

Abstract

Part 1 Theoretical background: the self-organization of innovation networks - introductory remarks, Gunter Kuppers and Andreas Pyka complexity, self-organization and innovation networks - a new theoretical approach, Gunter Kuppers. Part 2 Case studies: innovation networks by design - the case of mobile VCE, Janet Vaux and Nigel Gilbert innovation networks in the biotechnology-based sectors, Andreas Pyka and Paolo Saviotti the role of knowledge-intensive business services (KIBS) in e-commerce, Paul Windrum innovation networks and the transformation of large socio-technical systems - the case of combined heat and power technology, K. Matthias Weber. Part 3 Simulation: simulating innovation networks, Andreas Pyka et al evaluating innovation networks, Petra Ahrweiler et al. Part 4 Conclusions: conclusions, Gunter Kuppers and Andreas Pyka.

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