| Issue | Title | |
| No 3 (2021): Popular users: why and how innovation research started to consider users in the innovation process | Cultivating the Innovative Region: Participatory Innovation, Citizens and Statehood in Wallonia | Abstract PDF |
| Hadrien Macq | ||
| No 1 (2019): X‐innovation: Re‐inventing Innovation Again and Again | Business innovation statistics and the evolution of the Oslo Manual | Abstract PDF |
| Giulio Perani | ||
| No 2 (2020): Responsible Innovation (RI) in the midst of an innovation crisis | Review of Rafael Ziegler’s (2020). Innovation, Ethics and Our Common Futures: A Collaborative Philosophy. | Abstract PDF |
| Rick Hölsgens | ||
| No 4 (2022): Critical perspectives in social innovation, social enterprise and/or the social solidarity economy | Everything and nothing: A critical review of the “social” in Innovation and Entrepreneurship studies | Abstract PDF |
| Stefania Sardo, Beniamino Callegari, Bisrat A. Misganaw | ||
| No 4 (2022): Critical perspectives in social innovation, social enterprise and/or the social solidarity economy | Paradoxes of Transformative Social Innovation: From Critical Awareness towards Strategies of Inquiry | Abstract PDF |
| Bonno Pel, Julia M. Wittmayer, Flor Avelino, Tom Bauler | ||
| No 3 (2021): Popular users: why and how innovation research started to consider users in the innovation process | Users and non-users in engineering and feminist participatory research on sustainable aviation | Abstract PDF |
| Julia Stilke, Sandra Buchmüller | ||
| No 3 (2021): Popular users: why and how innovation research started to consider users in the innovation process | User theory for inclusion or exclusion? Conceptual models to address the role of users for inclusive socio-technical change | Abstract PDF |
| Gabriela Bortz, Hernan Thomas | ||
| No 2 (2020): Responsible Innovation (RI) in the midst of an innovation crisis | A Normative Understanding of Innovation | Abstract PDF |
| Kevin H. Michels | ||
| No 2 (2020): Responsible Innovation (RI) in the midst of an innovation crisis | Broadening our horizons: Digital technology, metatechnologies, and their implications for responsible innovation | Abstract PDF |
| Vincent Bryce, Tonii Leach, Bernd Stahl, Laurence Brooks | ||
| No 2 (2020): Responsible Innovation (RI) in the midst of an innovation crisis | Responsible Innovation (RI) in the midst of an innovation crisis | Abstract PDF |
| Lucien von Schomberg, Vincent Blok | ||
| No 1 (2019): X‐innovation: Re‐inventing Innovation Again and Again | Transition or Tradition: Imagining National R&D Innovation in South Korea | Abstract PDF |
| Youjung Shin, Hanbyul Jeong | ||
| No 4 (2022): Critical perspectives in social innovation, social enterprise and/or the social solidarity economy | The rising tide of criticality in social entrepreneurship and social innovation | Abstract PDF |
| Timothy Curtis, Michael Bull, Vicky Nowak | ||
| No 1 (2019): X‐innovation: Re‐inventing Innovation Again and Again | Counterhegemonic Narratives of Innovation: Political Discourse Analysis of Iberoamerican Countries | Abstract PDF |
| Carolina Bagattolli, Tiago Brandão | ||
| No 1 (2019): X‐innovation: Re‐inventing Innovation Again and Again | X-Innovation: Re-Inventing Innovation Again and Again | Abstract PDF |
| Gérald Gaglio, Benoît Godin, Sebastian Pfotenhauer | ||
| No 1 (2019): X‐innovation: Re‐inventing Innovation Again and Again | Social innovations as a repair of social order | Abstract PDF |
| Cornelius Schubert | ||
| No 1 (2019): X‐innovation: Re‐inventing Innovation Again and Again | Disruptive Innovation and the Idea of Technology | Abstract PDF |
| Darryl Cressman | ||
| No 2 (2020): Responsible Innovation (RI) in the midst of an innovation crisis | Open access, responsibility and the “platformization” of academic publishing | Abstract PDF |
| Raúl Tabarés | ||
| No 2 (2020): Responsible Innovation (RI) in the midst of an innovation crisis | Anticipatory responsible innovation: Futures construction in the face of the techno-economic imperative | Abstract PDF |
| Hannot Rodríguez, Sergio Urueña, Andoni Ibarra | ||
| No 2 (2020): Responsible Innovation (RI) in the midst of an innovation crisis | Between sustainability commitments and anticipated market requirements: Exploring the resilience of the techno-economic innovation paradigm in the midstream of construction research | Abstract PDF |
| Deniz Frost, Kathrin Braun, Cordula Kropp | ||
| No 3 (2021): Popular users: why and how innovation research started to consider users in the innovation process | The Constitution of Boundaries: How the Embeddedness of Organizational Users Structures the Transfer of their Knowledge | Abstract PDF |
| Philip Roth, Nadine Diefenbach | ||
| No 3 (2021): Popular users: why and how innovation research started to consider users in the innovation process | The Configuration of Older Users as Drivers of Innovation in the Design of Digital Technologies | Abstract PDF |
| Cordula Endter, Sebastian Merkel, Harald Künemund | ||
| No 2 (2020): Responsible Innovation (RI) in the midst of an innovation crisis | Responsible innovation in France: A proxy allowing agents of the political and economic fields to interact | Abstract PDF |
| Samir Bedreddine | ||
| No 4 (2022): Critical perspectives in social innovation, social enterprise and/or the social solidarity economy | Beyond bricolage: social innovation as systematic, consistent and repeatable process | Abstract PDF |
| Timothy Curtis | ||
| No 3 (2021): Popular users: why and how innovation research started to consider users in the innovation process | The Politics of User-Driven Innovation: On innovative users, do-able needs, and frugal robots | Abstract PDF |
| Benjamin Lipp | ||
| No 3 (2021): Popular users: why and how innovation research started to consider users in the innovation process | Thematic Issue Presentation. Popular users: why and how innovation research started to consider users in the innovation process | Abstract PDF |
| Rick Hölsgens, Cornelius Schubert | ||
| No 4 (2022): Critical perspectives in social innovation, social enterprise and/or the social solidarity economy | A vicious cycle of superficial conceptualization: Deconstructing nature in social innovation (policy) discourse | Abstract PDF |
| Hande Sinem Ergun, Seray Begüm Samur-Teraman | ||
| No 1 (2019): X‐innovation: Re‐inventing Innovation Again and Again | NOvation Statement of Aims [original version] | Abstract PDF |
| Benoît Godin, Tiago Brandão | ||
| No 3 (2021): Popular users: why and how innovation research started to consider users in the innovation process | Editorial Note on the 1st NOvation Forum | Abstract PDF |
| Carolina Bagattolli, Tiago Brandão, Mónica Edwards-Schachter, Rick Hölsgens, Cornelius Schubert | ||
| No 4 (2022): Critical perspectives in social innovation, social enterprise and/or the social solidarity economy | Editorial Presentation: Critical perspectives in social innovation, social enterprise and/or the social solidarity economy | Abstract |
| Michael Bull, Timothy Curtis, Vicky Nowak | ||
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