OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Innovation-The European Journal of Social Science Research is 3. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-10-01 to 2024-10-01.)

Article	Citations
Social innovation & governance: a scoping review	47
Populism and emotions: Italian political leaders’ communicative strategies to engage Facebook users	25
Social entrepreneurship and social innovation: looking inside the box and moving out of it	24
Improving the academic experience of students with disabilities in higher education: faculty members of Social Sciences and Law speak out	16
In search of a consensus definition of innovation: a qualitative synthesis of 208 definitions using grounded theory approach	15
Sour grapes:ressentimentas the affective response of grievance politics	15
Social resentment, blame attribution and Euroscepticism: the role of status insecurity, relative deprivation and powerlessness	15
Resilient cross-border regional innovation systems for sustainability? A systematic review of drivers and constraints	15
Emotions in the European Union's decision-making: the reform of the Dublin System in the context of the refugee crisis	12
When emotions run high: affective responses to crises in Europe	11
The role of national affluence, carbon emissions, and democracy in Europeans’ climate perceptions	11
Explanatory models of regional innovation performance in Europe: policy implications for regions	11
Social relationships with nature: elements of a framework for socio-ecological structure analysis	11
Mediated emotions: shame and pride in Polish right-wing media coverage of the 2019 European Parliament elections	11
How to frame the governance dimension of social innovation: theoretical considerations and empirical evidence	10
Evaluating inclusion in distance learning: a survey of university staff attitudes, practices and training needs	10
Inequality and renewable energy consumption in Sub-Saharan Africa: implication for high income countries	9
Poorly designed deliberation: explaining thebanlieues’ non-involvement in the Great Debate	9
Looking to the future? Including children, young people and future generations in deliberations on climate action: Ireland's Citizens’Assembly 2016–2018	9
Insecurity narratives and implicit emotional appeals in French competing populisms	9
The complexity of contemporary innovation policy and its governance in Finland	9
Transformative change and policy-making: the case of bioeconomy policies in the EU frontrunners and lessons for latecomers	8
Comparing public funding approaches to the development and commercialization of care robots in the European Union and Japan	8
Public support for deliberative democracy. A specific look at the attitudes of citizens from disadvantaged groups	8
Controversies in social innovation research	7

Introducing the adopter perspective in social innovation research	7
Using deliberation for partisan purposes: evidence from the Hungarian National Consultation	7
Digitally-enabled social innovation. Mapping discourses on an emergent social technology	7
Historical institutionalism: a tool for researching the nonprofit sector in times of pandemic	7
Consumption value factors as determinants of use intention and behavior of car-sharing services in the Republic of Korea	7
Sharing political nostalgia in Hungary is yearning for the past successful on social media?	7
When citizens met politicians – the process and outcomes of mixed deliberation according to participant status and gender	6
The transformational role of a third actor within the Triple Helix Model – the case of Palestine	6
Portrait of an inclusive lecturer: professional and personal attributes	6
Cross-border cooperation to strengthen innovation and knowledge transfer: An Iberian case	6
Korean webtoons and collective innovation: expanding Europe's creative industries through competitive localization	6
The level of the quality of life in the city and its monitoring	6
Understanding the value of co-creation for social innovation interpretations of social innovation and co-creation in European policy-related documents between 1995 and 2018	6
Social innovation and educational innovation: a qualitative review of innovation’s evolution	5
Social perception of technological innovations at sports facilities: justification for financing ‘white elephants’ from public sources? The case of Euro 2012 Stadiums in Poland	5
The role of proximity in stakeholder networks for Smart Specialisation: a Sparsely Populated Area case study	5
Who stewards whom? A paradox spectrum of human–nature relationships of Estonian dacha gardeners	5
Creating social innovation in urban development through collaborative processes	5
Innovation policy and performance of Polish enterprises: in search for cluster cooperation additionality	5
Is the sharing economy inclusive? The age-related segmentation of Polish inhabitants from the perspective of the sharing economy in tourism	5
Sustainable urbanism: riverfront greenway planning from tradition to innovation	5
Critical areas for successful adoption of technological innovations in sea shipping – the autonomous ship case study	5
The sustainable development goals and leadership in public sector: a case study of social innovation in the disability sector of Iran	4
In search of a nomadic pastoralism for the 21st century. A transdisciplinary development of future scenarios to foster a social-ecological transformation in Mongolia	4
Social innovation in high-quality agricultural systems: metrics for assessing processes and outcomes	4
Experiential learning: a relational approach to sustaining community-led social innovation	4
Can a rapid mobility transition appear both desirable and achievable? Reflections on the role of competing narratives for socio-technical change and suggestions for a research agenda	4
Industrial culture as an agent of social innovation: reflections from Velenje, Slovenia	3
Incorporating pro-family and pro-female components into empirical welfare state classification: some new evidence for European countries	3
New migration policies and innovative practices. Slovenia between bordering and inclusion	3
From adjustment to structural changes – innovation activity of enterprises in the time of COVID-19 pandemic	3
Regional effectiveness of innovation: leaders and followers of the EU NUTS 0 and NUTS 2 regions	3
Building blocks of the reverse innovation process	3
Extending the unified theory of acceptance and use of technology with the problems of digital access to (re)connect the disconnected NEETs	3
Legal integration and the reconfiguration of identifications: material and symbolic effects of Brexit on British nationals in Berlin	3
Ecosystems of Innovation: Factors of Social Innovation and its Role in Public Policies	3
Narratives of fungal-based materials for a new bioeconomy era	3
On sustainability in regional innovation studies and smart specialisation	3
Smart grids, smart households, smart neighborhoods – contested narratives of prosumage and decentralization in Berlin’s urban Energiewende	3
Design thinking enabling innovation: a literature review	3
An exploration of potential growth pathways of social innovations in rural Europe	3
Job satisfaction and organizational commitment: comparing Generations X and Y	3
Institutional asymmetries in a low-coordination economy: the smart specialization paradox in Bosnia and Herzegovina	3
Platform companies on the internet as a new organizational form. A sociological perspective	3
A new elite? Higher education as seen through the lens of young people working in innovative technologies	3