Triggered by the many actual partnership activities by organisations in the past fifteen years, both researchers and practitioners have accumulated much knowledge. Most of the shared insights have focused on the partnering organisations and on the societal dimensions of partnerships, the so-called meso and macro levels. Much less attention has been paid to the individuals involved in the partnerships (the micro level), how their actions and interactions can help ‘spread the word’ about cross-sector collaboration, and how this ‘trickles’ from one person to the other, inside and/or outside the partnering organisations. This article explains these aspects further, including the potential value of trickle effects, the state of partnership resea...
Despite the increasing number of multidisciplinary community–university research partnerships design...
International audiencePurpose – The purpose of this paper is to introduce the topic and review the c...
A non-traditional and less examined partner type in the Cross-Sector Social Partnership (CSSP) liter...
The growing body of literature on partnerships has paid most attention to their implications at the ...
textabstractCross-sector social partnerships are often studied from a macro and meso perspective, al...
textabstractThis paper addresses the topic of this special symposium issue: how to enhance the impac...
This paper addresses the topic of this special symposium issue: how to enhance the impact of cross-s...
textabstractThis chapter examines partnerships and their peculiarities, based on recent research fro...
This paper addresses the topic of this special symposium issue: how to enhance the impact of cross-s...
It is conspicuous that research on cross-sector collaboration is increasingly dedicating attention t...
This article examines the effects of knowledge sharing or endogenous spillovers among R&D consortia ...
Cross-sector collaborative partnerships aim to bring resources and knowledge from their particular s...
This chapter examines partnerships and their peculiarities, based on recent research from various di...
Cross sector partnerships (CSPs) are considered essential for addressing grand challenges, yet the a...
Despite the increasing number of multidisciplinary community–university research partnerships design...
Despite the increasing number of multidisciplinary community–university research partnerships design...
International audiencePurpose – The purpose of this paper is to introduce the topic and review the c...
A non-traditional and less examined partner type in the Cross-Sector Social Partnership (CSSP) liter...
The growing body of literature on partnerships has paid most attention to their implications at the ...
textabstractCross-sector social partnerships are often studied from a macro and meso perspective, al...
textabstractThis paper addresses the topic of this special symposium issue: how to enhance the impac...
This paper addresses the topic of this special symposium issue: how to enhance the impact of cross-s...
textabstractThis chapter examines partnerships and their peculiarities, based on recent research fro...
This paper addresses the topic of this special symposium issue: how to enhance the impact of cross-s...
It is conspicuous that research on cross-sector collaboration is increasingly dedicating attention t...
This article examines the effects of knowledge sharing or endogenous spillovers among R&D consortia ...
Cross-sector collaborative partnerships aim to bring resources and knowledge from their particular s...
This chapter examines partnerships and their peculiarities, based on recent research from various di...
Cross sector partnerships (CSPs) are considered essential for addressing grand challenges, yet the a...
Despite the increasing number of multidisciplinary community–university research partnerships design...
Despite the increasing number of multidisciplinary community–university research partnerships design...
International audiencePurpose – The purpose of this paper is to introduce the topic and review the c...
A non-traditional and less examined partner type in the Cross-Sector Social Partnership (CSSP) liter...