Titlebook: Extending the Business Network Approach; New Territories, New Peter Thilenius,Cecilia Pahlberg,Virpi Havila Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if app

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The mysteries of infinite sets,rs do rather than as something which the organisation itself holds (Jarzabkowski and Whittington 2008). Such reasoning acts as a basis in the strategy-as-practice stream for approaching strategy as a ‘pattern in a stream of goal-directed activity’ (Jarzabkowski 2005: 40) which continuously forms and

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Exploring exotica: WIMPs and axions,ds (von Hippel 1986). By interacting with customers, companies can obtain crucial information and have the opportunity to involve customers in innovation and product development processes (Füller and Matzler 2007; Hadjikhani and Bengtson 2004; Laursen 2011; von Hippel 2009).

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From Anonymity to Identity: Network Transformation in Economies and Industries in Transition from Pl open economic system governed by the market. This development has occurred or is currently occurring in countries that are often labelled transition economies or emerging markets. Included among these countries are China, India and Russia, as well as most other countries in the ‘communist bloc’ in

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Extending the Role of Consumers: From Marketing Targets to Participants in Business Networksss firm and/or constellations of commercial actors in a business network, while the role of the consumer is one of an isolated, receptive and, at most, merely re-active individual. By postulating an isolated, undistorted one-way flow of pre-allocated information regarding products (goods and service

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The Role of NGOs in Business Networks: Partnership in Innovationn the development of new products and/or services while addressing societal and environmental issues. In times where mobile technology is changing every industry from healthcare to banking, the locus of innovation may not be limited to the in-house creation of ideas (Chesbrough 2003). Companies are