European Journal of Innovation Management: Volume 26 Issue 6

Financing constraints and innovation performance: the moderating role of the network location of cross-border innovation cooperation among Internet enterprises

Yilin Zhang, Changyuan Gao, Jing Wang

This study aims to explore the relationship between financing constraints and the innovation performance of Internet enterprises in the cross-border innovation cooperation…

Impacts of economic and social motivations on makers' exploitation and exploration activities in makerspaces

Zhi Yang, Hui Lu, Jiaxin Bao

Makerspaces, which serve as fertile grounds for makers' innovation activities, are rapidly increasing in emerging markets to help unleash a massive wave of bottom-up innovation…

Is green customer integration always a facilitator for green product innovation?: A conflict-based view

Jiawen Chen, Linlin Liu

Although the facilitating role of green customer integration in business-to-business (B2B) markets has been highlighted in some green product innovation literature, analysis of…

The impact of enterprise niche on dual innovation performance: moderating role of innovation openness

Hui Zhang, Huanhuan Xiong, Qian Wang, Yongjie Gu

This paper aims to explore the impact of enterprise niche on dual innovation performance and the moderating role of innovation openness on the relationship between enterprise…

Customers' annual report tone and suppliers' innovation decisions: evidence from China

Yingying Xin, Xiao Zeng, Zhengying Luo

This paper examines whether and how customers' annual report tone affects suppliers' innovation decisions.

The main risk factors for rural innovation in Europe: an analysis of 200 case studies

José M. Díaz-Puente, Susana Martín-Fernández, Diego Suárez, Verónica De Castro-Muñoz, Maddalena Bettoni

European rural development programmes are driving multi-actor interactive innovation initiatives and alliances to create an environment in which innovation acts as a tool for…

Marketing strategy decision making in new product development: direct effects and moderation by market information time sensitivity and analyzability

Serdar S. Durmusoglu, Kwaku Atuahene-Gima, Roger J. Calantone

Research on market information use in product innovation suggests that firms utilize two key strategic decision-making processes: incremental and comprehensive. Drawing from…

Internal organizational networks and green innovation performance in Chinese new ventures: the roles of corporate proactive environmental strategy and the regulatory quality

Lapologang Sebaka, Shuliang Zhao

Synthesizing from the institutional theory and social network theory, this study investigates factors influencing green innovation performance in new ventures.

Environmental policy uncertainty and corporate green innovation: evidence from China

Jinrong Huang, Zongjun Wang, Zhenyu Jiang, Qin Zhong

Previous studies have mostly discussed the impact of environmental policy on enterprise innovation, but the discussion on how turbulence in environmental policy may affect firms'…

AMO-enhancing practices, open innovation and organizations’ innovation in the European context: testing a mediation model

Filippo Ferrarini, Ylenia Curzi

The literature has recognized the key role of the human resource management (HRM) practices for enhancing firms’ innovative performance. At the same time, scholars have…

Collaborative networks, organizational culture, and the creativity of key inventors

Xiaoming Sun, Fayou Lei, Yalan Wang, Ruobing Ren

The purpose of this paper is to study the influence mechanism of different levels of social capital (Structure holes–local network attributes and indirect ties–global network…

Executive shareholding, institutional investor shareholding and enterprise innovation

Tai Wang, Daoping Cheng

The purpose of this study is to empirically investigate the relationship between executive shareholding, institutional investor shareholding and corporate innovation, and to…