Past studies have shown the intimacy between social cognitive theory, knowledge management and organizational learning. The latter two are also frequently inquired in the context of firm innovation while the former one is the fundamental theoretical underpinning that provides explanation to many issues associated with the latter two. This paper reviews 19 selected articles that encompass the above three areas relating to firm innovation in an integrating manner, and appreciates the commonalities and differences between different approaches with respect to different units of analysis. The review constitutes of four building blocks: brain physiology, creativity, knowledge and learning, and towards a formal theory. Suggestions direct to future...
Recognition of the importance of social processes has formed the basis of much theorising surroundin...
This Thesis focuses on how organizations deal with complex knowledge by articulating the collaborat...
This thesis addresses the social dimension of individuals engaging in the product innovation process...
Past studies have shown the intimacy between social cognitive theory, knowledge management and organ...
This paper presents elements of a cognitive theory of the firm, from the perspective of embodied cog...
This paper uses a cognitive theory of firms and organizations, with a focus on learning and innovati...
This work seeks to explain theoretically the relationship between innovation and business strategies...
In the face of increasingly dynamic market environments, firms are being urged to develop learning a...
During recent years, the importance of the economic forces acting on firms' innovation performance h...
This paper describes two methods designed to study and diagnose innovation processes. The first one ...
This chapter explains and employs a constructivist, interactionist theory of knowledge that has come...
Successes and failures with technological innovation can, in some cases, be attributed to the decisi...
This paper offers a social capital explanation for the purported relationship between human capital ...
Our paper offers a contribution to the growing literature on the sociology of innovation rather than...
This paper develops a theoretical framework based on empirical case study research that explains the...
Recognition of the importance of social processes has formed the basis of much theorising surroundin...
This Thesis focuses on how organizations deal with complex knowledge by articulating the collaborat...
This thesis addresses the social dimension of individuals engaging in the product innovation process...
Past studies have shown the intimacy between social cognitive theory, knowledge management and organ...
This paper presents elements of a cognitive theory of the firm, from the perspective of embodied cog...
This paper uses a cognitive theory of firms and organizations, with a focus on learning and innovati...
This work seeks to explain theoretically the relationship between innovation and business strategies...
In the face of increasingly dynamic market environments, firms are being urged to develop learning a...
During recent years, the importance of the economic forces acting on firms' innovation performance h...
This paper describes two methods designed to study and diagnose innovation processes. The first one ...
This chapter explains and employs a constructivist, interactionist theory of knowledge that has come...
Successes and failures with technological innovation can, in some cases, be attributed to the decisi...
This paper offers a social capital explanation for the purported relationship between human capital ...
Our paper offers a contribution to the growing literature on the sociology of innovation rather than...
This paper develops a theoretical framework based on empirical case study research that explains the...
Recognition of the importance of social processes has formed the basis of much theorising surroundin...
This Thesis focuses on how organizations deal with complex knowledge by articulating the collaborat...
This thesis addresses the social dimension of individuals engaging in the product innovation process...