Journal of Knowledge Management: Volume 23 Issue 10

Editorial

Adnane Maalouoi, Séverine Leloarne

Skills and knowledge management in higher education: how service learning can contribute to social entrepreneurial competence development

Jantje Halberstadt, Jana-Michaela Timm, Sascha Kraus, Katherine Gundolf

The purpose of this paper is to elaborate on how service learning approaches are able to foster social entrepreneurship competences. The aim of the paper is to formulate a…

How to get more with less? Scarce resources and high social ambition: effectuation as KM tool in social entrepreneurial projects

Florence Malsch, Gilles Guieu

This paper aims to integrate research on KM with the effectuation approach. This paper will add to the understanding of effectuation as a KM tool in the context of social…

Entrepreneurs’ ingenuity and self-imposed ethical constraints: creating sustainability-oriented new ventures and knowledge

Ana Cristina O Siqueira, Benson Honig

Ingenuity can be viewed as the use of creativity to develop innovation within constraints. The authors investigate how entrepreneurial ingenuity is enhanced by self-imposed…

Knowledge management and social entrepreneurship education: lessons learned from an exploratory two-country study

George Thomas Solomon, Nawaf Alabduljader, Ravi S. Ramani

Social entrepreneurship courses are among the fastest growing category of course offerings to entrepreneurship students (Brock and Kim, 2011) because both high growth potential…

Editorial

Lara Agostini, Anna Nosella, Riikka M. Sarala, J.C. Spender, Douglas Wegner

Interorganizational knowledge sharing in a science and technology park: the use of knowledge sharing mechanisms

Andrea Raymundo Balle, Mário Oscar Steffen, Carla Curado, Mírian Oliveira

This paper aims to uncover the combinations of knowledge sharing mechanisms that organizations in a science and technology park in Brazil use to share managerial and technical…

Redesigning the model of the initiation and evolution of inter-firm knowledge transfer in R&D relationships

Francesco Galati, Barbara Bigliardi

Starting from the model of the initiation and evolution of inter-firm knowledge transfer in R&D relationships developed by Faems et al. (2007), the purpose of this paper is to…

Understanding knowledge exchange processes among diverse users of coworking-spaces

Ricarda Bouncken, Muhammad Mahmood Aslam

Coworking spaces use the idea of spatial co-location that improves communication and knowledge sharing among independent knowledge professionals. Fluid work structures and a sense…

The knowledge management functions of corporate university and their evolution: case studies of two Chinese corporate universities

Yunqi Chen, Yusen Xu, Qingguo Zhai

The purpose of this paper is to investigate the knowledge management functions of corporate universities and their evolution.

Inter-organisational knowledge networks: synthesising dialectic tensions of university-industry knowledge discovery

Lawrence Dooley, Claire Gubbins

Despite growth in use of inter-organisational relationships for knowledge co-creation, many collaborations struggle to realise the synergistic benefits of these networks. This…

The double-edged sword of external search in collaboration networks: embeddedness in knowledge networks as moderators

Xiaoxiao Shi, Qingpu Zhang, Zuolong Zheng

The purpose of this paper is to analyze the inverted U-shaped relationship between external search in the collaboration network and firm innovation outcomes. It also seeks to…