Titlebook: Open Business Innovation Leadership; The Emergence of the Aldo Romano Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limi

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Toward Open Business Innovation Leadership,l structure. A relatively new approach to interpret and frame the meaning of these changes is provided by the neo-Schumpeterian analysis. This field of the economic literature investigates the dynamic processes of qualitative transformation of economies that are driven by the introduction of various

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Fostering Innovation by Nurturing Value-Creating Communities, adapting rapidly to change to reach a continuous flow of competitive advantage (Teece, 2007; Brown and Eisenhardt, 1998). This ability is based on the organization’s capacity to continuously learn from past experience and to be willing to unlearn and experiment with new ways of solving problems.

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Aldo Romano,Marco De Maggio,Pasquale Del Vecchioment and the masses. The present chapter traces the origins of democracy and how the Mass Society Paradigm developed from Durkheim’s evidence that industrialization produced alienated factory workers, anthropological studies of elites in small American towns, Mills’s observation that colluding elite

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Giustina Secundo,Alessandro Margherita,Gianluca Eliament and the masses. The present chapter traces the origins of democracy and how the Mass Society Paradigm developed from Durkheim’s evidence that industrialization produced alienated factory workers, anthropological studies of elites in small American towns, Mills’s observation that colluding elite