Providing practical and methodological guidance alongside valuable recommendations, the Handbook on Post-Schumpeterian Innovations presents a new framework for designing, developing and evaluating non-producer, especially user innovation.
Featuring a comprehensive worldwide view, chapters emphasise the role of users to innovation, showcasing key case studies and insights. Analysing significant theoretical and empirical developments in the field of post-Schumpeterian innovations, the Handbook utilises functional mechanisms, participant behaviours, adoption and reuse analysis to assess user innovation. Going beyond traditional producer-driven frameworks, the contributing authors use non-producer innovation paradigms as a crucial resource to illustrate the increasing importance of innovation models which employ extensive collaborative work and integrate diverse viewpoints and expertise.
This Handbook is an essential resource for innovation scholars and graduate students. The case studies also provide a useful guide for policymakers and researchers in business, evolutionary economics and entrepreneurship.
Recenzijos
The Handbook on Post-Schumpeterian Innovations offers an insightful approach, a new paradigm to theory and practices, and the shift from traditional producer-driven innovation to more inclusive, citizen well-being focus approaches. With contributions from academics around the globe, it highlights how innovation with open, free, and social focus is reshaping economies and societies and contributing to the future of human progress, which we need more than ever. -- Marina Dabi, University of Zagreb, Croatia The Handbook on Post-Schumpeterian Innovations offers a groundbreaking exploration of citizen-centered innovation paradigms, bridging theory and practice to redefine how we understand creativity and collaboration. An indispensable resource for academics and practitioners shaping the future of innovation. -- Wim Vanhaverbeke, University of Antwerp, Belgium
Contents
Preface xiv
PART I THEORY OF POST-SCHUMPETERIAN INNOVATIONS
1 Free user innovation: an important complement to the Schumpeterian
innovation paradigm 2
Eric von Hippel
2 Overview and outlook on the user innovation paradigm 17
Jin Chen, Nan Wang and Zitong Yang
3 User-manufacturer innovation in the post-Schumpeter era 43
Jin Chen, Nan Wang and Yitong Zang
4 Innovation commons: A new exploration of post-Schumpeter innovation
paradigm 61
Jin Chen and Jia-Xue Li
PART II POST-SCHUMPETERIAN INNOVATIONS AND PERSPECTIVES
5 Patient innovation: user innovation in medical field 78
Jin Chen and Wei Wei
6 Second-order lead user: super innovator in user innovation the case
study
of Inno4Rare platform in China 100
Jin Chen and Wei Wei
7 Research on the user-centered intelligent manufacturing model 118
Wei Sun
8 Synergizing science and experience: systematic literature review on
strategic integration of STI and DUI modes for enhanced innovation
outcomes 128
Marta Najda-Janoszka
9 The aesthetical perspective of post-Schumpeterian innovations 148
Micha Szostak
PART III POST-SCHUMPETERIAN INNOVATIONS AND IMPLICATIONS
10 The evolvement of citizen entrepreneurship under the late neoliberal
mindset 167
Mariusz E. Sokoowicz and Agnieszka Kurczewska
11 Innovation in social enterprises: exploring the drivers and inhibitors of
innovation within economic and social dualities 186
Norbert Laurisz and Agnieszka Pacut
12 Participatory budget as a social innovation 205
Jarosaw Olejniczak and Dorota Bednarska-Olejniczak
13 The brand communities in shaping the value proposition 223
Hanna Górska-Warsewicz
14 Work-life balance tools as an example of social innovation 244
Magorzata Marzec and Agnieszka Szczudliska-Kano
PART IV POST-SCHUMPETERIAN INNOVATIONS AND PRACTICES
15 Integrating post-Schumpeterian perspectives with modern public sector
trends 271
Regina Lenart-Gansiniec and Jin Chen
16 Enhancing social innovation in public sector policy to address grand
challenges 284
Agnieszka Pacut and Norbert Laurisz
17 Food sovereignty, stakeholder engagement, and co-creation in alternative
food networks: a post-Schumpeterian economics perspective 301
Luca Cacciolatti and Soo Hee Lee
18 Higher education institutions Living Labs in the context of
postSchumpeterian innovations 323
Beata Jaocha and Mateusz Lewandowski
19 Digital innovations management for student-centered learning and
participation: post-Schumpeterian perspective 341
ukasz Sukowski, Dominika Kaczorowska-Spychalska and Roksana
Ulatowska
Edited by Jin Chen, Professor, Department of Innovation and Entrepreneurship and Strategy, School of Economics and Management, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China and Regina Lenart, Professor, Faculty of Management and Social Communication, Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland
