Samenvatting
Past research has suggested that intermediaries can play a unique and central managerial role (Howells, 2006, Kivimaa et al., 2018) and can actively respond to contextual influences from the existing regime (Smith and Raven, 2012) by constantly shaping and reshaping network formations in order to support the emergence of new (sustainable) technology innovations (van Lente, 2012). According to several scholars, however, more research is needed on (1) intermediary management in a setting of a systemic transition, (2) dealing with the complexity of dynamic partnerships and political battles (3) due or despite regime influences (4) in different sectoral or geographical contexts (Van Lente, 2012; Garud & Gehman, 2012; Geels, 2010; Kivimaa et al., 2018). We therefore define our research question as follows (See Figure 1):
How can an innovation intermediary manage the complex interaction between regime dimensions and the formation of partner-networks toward a sustainable transition?
Originele taal-2 | Engels |
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Status | Niet gepubliceerd - 2019 |
Evenement | Intermediaries accelerating socio-technical transitions: - hope, hype and actionable insight on their capacities in socio-technical change - Aalto University, Espoo, Finland Duur: 11 apr 2019 → 12 apr 2019 https://inuse.fi/2019/02/12/seminar-11-12-april-intermediary-actors-accelerating-socio-technical-transitions-hope-hype-and-actionable-insight-on-their-capacities-in-socio-technical-change/ |
Seminarie
Seminarie | Intermediaries accelerating socio-technical transitions |
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Land | Finland |
Stad | Espoo |
Periode | 11/04/19 → 12/04/19 |
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