This chapter explores the concept of social innovation linking the research on social capital to innovation in general and where possible to social innovation in particular. Based on an Ostromian definition of social capital, the relationships between social capital and social innovation are presented at three different levels. At a micro or individual level, the main focus is put on the role of the social innovator, at the meso or organizational level the role of social organizations as for example social enterprises are explored and at the macro level the idea of social capital is presented as a driver of social innovation in the experience of community development programs. This chapter evidence that academic literature addressing the mu...
The literature recognises the importance of social capital as a key asset in developing innovation c...
Introduction/background: Social capital supports the flow of knowledge and information that are nece...
The purpose of this paper is to reflect, from an economist`s point of view, on the methodological is...
There is a considerable body of literature available to aid understanding of the concept of social c...
This study explores the impact of social capital on innovation by constructing a more general measur...
Tura T. and Harmaakorpi V. (2005) Social capital in building regional innovative capability, Regiona...
This study explores the impact of social capital on innovation by constructing a more general measur...
This study explores the impact of social capital on innovation by constructing a more general measur...
The inadequate use of social capital to improve exploratory innovation activities is a phenomenon ob...
Very little research has investigated the role of intellectual capital (IC) in innovation processes ...
Innovation does not only demand new ideas, financial resources, and knowledge of supplier and user s...
Research has demonstrated the importance of social capital for individual and firm-wide success such...
There are four forms of capital which contributes to the success of any activity. They are financial...
This paper focuses on innovation in the context of business–non-governmental organization (NGO) part...
The literature recognises the importance of social capital as a key asset in developing innovation c...
The literature recognises the importance of social capital as a key asset in developing innovation c...
Introduction/background: Social capital supports the flow of knowledge and information that are nece...
The purpose of this paper is to reflect, from an economist`s point of view, on the methodological is...
There is a considerable body of literature available to aid understanding of the concept of social c...
This study explores the impact of social capital on innovation by constructing a more general measur...
Tura T. and Harmaakorpi V. (2005) Social capital in building regional innovative capability, Regiona...
This study explores the impact of social capital on innovation by constructing a more general measur...
This study explores the impact of social capital on innovation by constructing a more general measur...
The inadequate use of social capital to improve exploratory innovation activities is a phenomenon ob...
Very little research has investigated the role of intellectual capital (IC) in innovation processes ...
Innovation does not only demand new ideas, financial resources, and knowledge of supplier and user s...
Research has demonstrated the importance of social capital for individual and firm-wide success such...
There are four forms of capital which contributes to the success of any activity. They are financial...
This paper focuses on innovation in the context of business–non-governmental organization (NGO) part...
The literature recognises the importance of social capital as a key asset in developing innovation c...
The literature recognises the importance of social capital as a key asset in developing innovation c...
Introduction/background: Social capital supports the flow of knowledge and information that are nece...
The purpose of this paper is to reflect, from an economist`s point of view, on the methodological is...