Innovation-The European Journal of Social Science 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 2022-01-01 to 2026-01-01.)
ArticleCitations
Welcome to Planet B: co-designing transdisciplinary research questions to uncover super wicked problems27
Advanced services as a new frontier for China’s value chain cooperation with European manufacturing20
European Wikipedia platforms, sharing economy and national differences in participation: a case study17
Rowing against decline: regional innovation systems and marginality in the era of digital transition16
Up-scaling social innovation in asylum adjudication: the case of the Migrantes project in Sicily16
Speaking of a ‘climate crisis’: Fridays for Future's attempts to reframe climate change12
Notes on the declining American institutions in university rankings: a trend against the Germany–Britain–America shift?11
Developing normative criteria for meaningful citizen participation and deliberation in environmental policy11
Leveraging artificial intelligence to detect and prevent corporate fraud in Chinese enterprises11
Education for ever changing times: the on-going quest for the best solutions in a post-modern world10
The effect of online creative drama method on primary school students’ levels of happiness and fun in school: Solomon four-group design10
New Europeans on the cultural cleavage: has Macron created a new transnational party family?9
Embeddedness of innovation processes: collaborations, institutions, creativity and constructed meanings8
Administrative traditions and the role of conditionality for governance reforms: evidence from the EU regional innovation policy8
Analyzing latent social effects of social initiatives through social return on investment (SROI) analysis in wartime: a critical examination from an applied sociology perspective8
Honi the Circle-Maker: an ancient narrative for creating temenos in challenging times7
EU Policies and prospects for achieving ‘Chip autonomy’ amid global localization trend in chip supply chain7
Diffusion of innovation, innovation studies, and innovation policies: cross-fertilisation to improve smart specialisation strategies (S3)7
A study of spontaneous narrative formation: coronavirus and narratives of doom7
“War took my home, but not my future”: adaptation of war-affected Ukrainian students in Australia and Germany7
Voting or consensus? An empirical study of decision-making in the European standards body ETSI6
Forced migration in wartime: decision-making and trajectory6
Conceptualising euro-optimism via frames analysis: case study of Slovenia6
Navigating transatlantic power dynamics in ICT standardization – The case of ETSI6
The Early Warning System: people’s indirect empowerment to reduce the democratic deficit6
Stakeholders’ justifications in innovation: the case of cell-based meat6
The implications of the EU cohesion policy instruments and cross-border cooperation projects on social entrepreneurship in Euroregions6
The role of creativity in new product development process. Insights from the leading bank in Romania6
Impact of authorship on citation rates: a comparative analysis of top 9999 articles in social science5
Editorial5
On the narrative rationality of a legend that grows: from ‘Da Yu Taming the Flood’ to the ‘Five Events of Da Yu’5
From global production networks to global knowledge networks a case study on Ford-Otosan automotive company in Türkiye5
Actual trends in critical making and collaborative innovation research5
The potential role of university community engagement in supporting transformative social innovation – experiences from Hungary5
Altruistic, ego-centred or both? A value-based typology of supporters of a pro-European movement5
The development of a typology and guideline for selecting innovation-encouraging procurement strategies in civil engineering5
Public research institutes in Brazil: evidence of research and innovation impact5
Deliberation in times of crisis – how can citizens’ councils deal with pressing political issues like the Corona pandemic?4
Forms of agency in strategies of relocalization by translocal networks of community-led initiatives in Europe4
Searching for epistemological passe-partout: naming and defining the current technological revolution4
A relations-based evaluation framework to support collaborative research and innovation (R&I) networks4
Narratives for personal and collective transformations4
Historical institutionalism: a tool for researching the nonprofit sector in times of pandemic4
Design thinking enabling innovation: a literature review4
Activation of unemployed through social procurement: from policy to practice4
The contribution of cooperation networks to service innovation in micro-enterprises: a management perspective4
ETSI’s legitimacy is guaranteed by its openness and endorsement of its standards by the market4
Macron’s European project: two faces of Europeanism4
Multinational corporations and sustainable development goals: an interventionist approach toward quality tertiary education in Nigeria’s case study (Etisalat)4
Commuting and life satisfaction: evidence from Russia4
Social innovation as a process: pursuing a pathway to the labour market inclusion of refugee women in Berlin4
Why context matters: understanding transdisciplinary research through the lens of nine context factors4
Learning from public sector innovation pilots: the case of autonomous bus pilots4
Sour grapes:ressentimentas the affective response of grievance politics4
How economic perceptions shape the image of the EU? The evidence from 10 EU member states during the four consecutive waves of crises3
Innovation and leadership in computational social science’s prevalent trend: implications to management science, public policy and social development3
Job satisfaction and organizational commitment: comparing Generations X and Y3
From skilled engineer to a thriving entrepreneur. On the determinants of successful entrepreneurship in technical sectors3
Relationship between patenting and economic development – message implied by the Czechoslovakian experience from 1918 to 19913
The driving effect of the Euro on inbound tourism: multiperiod DID method3
Older adults and use of video games3
Institutional asymmetries in a low-coordination economy: the smart specialization paradox in Bosnia and Herzegovina3
Nothing about us without us: innovating grantmaking processes with participatory methodology3
Correction3
Global environmental assessments and transformative change: the role of epistemic infrastructures and the inclusion of social sciences3
Human survivability studies: concept, methodology, case studies, and prospects3
Influencing factors of academic staff’ knowledge sharing: a case of government universities in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia3
Who stewards whom? A paradox spectrum of human–nature relationships of Estonian dacha gardeners3
Dermatologist, orthopaedist, and psychiatrist walk into a COVID ward: on the permeability of professional boundaries in a competition-free context3
Resilience under fire: navigating societal challenges, agency, and innovation in times of war3
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