Industry and Innovation

Papers
(The TQCC of Industry and Innovation is 9. 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 2021-12-01 to 2025-12-01.)
ArticleCitations
Economic complexity and the global asset-seeking strategies of Chinese multinationals79
Platform participants hedging risk: post-alliance technology search of a platform participant and a rival platform51
Shaping knowledge ecosystems through University–industry collaboration: exploring the ‘second-order’ impact of knowledge sharing51
Information accessibility and knowledge creation: the impact of Google’s withdrawal from China on scientific research42
Fast as a gazelle – young firms gaining from educational diversity40
R&D networks and their effects on knowledge exploration versus knowledge exploitation: Evidence from a spatial econometric perspective35
Patent assertion entities and follow-on innovation. Evidence from patent acquisitions at the USPTO34
Correction33
On trademarks and innovation: a retrospective, 10 years later31
Digitalisation in European regions: unravelling the impact of relatedness and complexity on digital technology adoption and productivity growth31
On the resilience of innovation systems31
Innovation platforms as a tool for anchoring non-local knowledge: smart specialisation strategies in Guangdong, China30
Managing where you are: agglomeration economies, managerial industry experience and innovation in South-East Asia30
Does employee’s diversity help innovation?: Evidence from Canadian firms29
Dancing with strangers: a dyadic view of university-industry research collaborations28
The impact of the EU General data protection regulation on product innovation28
International doctoral graduates as inventors in the German innovation system26
Knowledge sources for Industry 4.0 technologies in European regions: the role of inward FDIs26
Attractiveness, ethnicity, and stage financing: exploring heuristics in venture capital staging22
Corporate environmental R&D: does organisational innovation matter?21
Exploring the foundations of ‘the architecture of innovation: how firms configure different types of complementarities in emerging ecosystems’21
How does Confucianism influence green innovation? Evidence from China21
How spatial proximity facilitates distant search – a social capital perspective on local open innovation21
Path dependency, social capital and the geography of dirty inventions19
Direct and moderating effects of public R&D support on external knowledge acquisition: the interaction with performance feedback19
Artefacts, routines, and co-production: a pioneering case of artificial intelligence-based health services in Argentina18
Cultivating green innovation in established organisations and fields18
Generating tacit knowledge across borders: international collaboration and design innovation in Norway18
The dynamics of a global innovation system: green methanol as a marine transportation fuel18
The emergence of an entrepreneurial ecosystem: the interplay between early entrepreneurial activity and public policy in the Korean online gaming industry17
Linking external collaborations, eco-innovation and sustainable growth. An empirical analysis on the Italian manufacturing firms16
Does diversity make collaborative subsidies effective? ICT sector in Korea16
Behind the scenes of “Peripheral visions: the film and television industry in Galway, Ireland”15
Go and conquer the world? Entrepreneurs’ international experience and the target of different types of foreign markets15
The price of mistrust: the impact of a medical ethics scandal on scientific capacity in Sub-Saharan Africa15
Intellectual property crises induced by incumbent firms and latecomer firms’ catch-up performance: evidence from different sectoral environments15
Old and new: a dynamic capabilities perspective of learning and unlearning15
The impact of institutional voids and ecosystem logics in the spread of ecosystems in emerging economies14
In and out of Pasteur’s quadrant: revisiting trends in corporate science14
R&D investments under financing constraints13
Is eco-innovation employment-friendly? Evidence from China12
Advanced digitalisation and resilience during the COVID-19 pandemic: firm-level evidence from developing and emerging economies11
Overcoming innovation barriers through collaboration in emerging countries: the case of Colombian manufacturing firms11
Graduate hiring as a human capital outcome of university-industry innovation collaboration11
Which innovations for Circular Business Models? A product life-cycle categorisation11
The relationship between robotics and housing prices: evidence from housing markets in Chinese cities10
Robots and firm reshoring10
Education, routine, and complexity-biased Key Enabling Technologies: evidence from Emilia-Romagna, Italy10
Firms’ patenting and collective cumulative knowledge: evidence from the largest R&D investors in the world10
The double-edged sword of customer participation on new product development performance: the contingent roles of relational and environmental factors10
On the road to regional ‘Competitive Environmental Sustainability’: the role of the European structural funds10
Corporate board network and green technological innovation: a view of guanxi culture in China10
The heterogenous relationship between migration and innovation: Evidence from Italy9
Influence of entrepreneurial ecosystems on innovation ecosystems in peripheral regions: the case of the Champagne-Ardenne region9
How does basic research improve innovation performance in the world’s major pharmaceutical firms?9
Competitive dynamism in nascent markets: trademarks and superstar firm entry in the metaverse9
The impact of China’s total carbon emission control policy on low carbon total factor productivity9
Public R&D funding and new regional specialisations: The contingent role of technological relatedness​9
Open social innovation: taking stock and moving forward*9
Does digital economy policy benefit green innovation? Evidence from heavily polluting industries in China9
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