| Part I: Economics of Creativity, Ideas and Policies 1. Exploring the Convergence of the Rationales Underlying the Policies for Science, Technology and Innovation and for Creative Industries Laurent Bach 2. A Strategic Management of Forgetting Gilles Lambert 3. Product Lines Innovation: On the use of technical laws of evolution Christophe Lerch, Eric Schenk and Denis Cavallucci 4. Tools and Implications of Managing Knowledge and Creativity Claude Guittar, Claude Paraponaris, Jean-Louis Ermine and Pascal Lievre 5. Innovation, Territories and Creativity: Some reflections about usual and less usual instruments for innovation-driven regional policies Emmanuel Muller, Jean-Alain Heraud and Andrea Zenker 6. Governing Communities of Experts Jean-Philippe Bootz, Olivier Dupouet, Francis Kern and Eric Schenk 7. Science Based Entrepreneurship through the Lens of Sectoral and National Innovation Systems: French academic start-ups developing hydrogen and fuel cell technologies Arman Avadikyan Part II: Economics of Creativity, Firms and Organizations 8. Managing Creativity in the Firm: The fuzzy front end of innovation and dynamic capabilities Patrick Cohendet, Jean-Francois Harvey and Laurent Simon 9. Appropriation Strategies and Endogenous Technological Regime: Towards a dynamic theory of the role of patents Jerome Freyermuth, Patrick Cohendet and Julien Penin 10. Estimating the Impact of a Potential Process Innovation and the Optimal Strategy of Licensing Lou Weifang 11. Strategic Alliances and Knowledge Flows between Firms Muge Ozman and Patrick Llerena 12. Demand-Side Determinants of Deal Value for Acquisitions by Large Incumbents in High-Technology Industries: The role of non-linearities and moderation effects Marcus Wagner 13. Marshalling Resources and Dynamic Capabilities to Overcome Innovative Barriers and Foster Creativity in the Service Sector Caroline Hussler, Frank Laurence, Matthieu Bunel and Patrick Eparvier 14. Research, Teaching and Commercial Activities: The behaviour of laboratories in an entrepreneurial university Mireille Matt and Veronique Schaeffer Part III: Economics of Creativity, Networks and Markets 15. The Public Economics of Creativity: Economies of scope in technological infrastructure Moshe Justman 16. Fits and Misfits: Technological matching and R&D networks Robin Cowan, Nicolas Jonard and Bulat Sanditov 17. Market Occupation in a Circular Market: Product innovation and/or patenting Murat Yildizoglu 18. Mutations, Uncertainty and Viable Behaviours Francis Munier 19. What Makes Movies Tick: Ivory tower insights, studio views and research directions S. Abraham Ravid |
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