Spaces for creativity and innovation within and across organizational boundaries

This volume contains an Open Access chapter. Delving into how the locus of creativity and innovation with new knowledge, products or processes takes place, while crossing organizational boundaries into what was termed "in-between spaces", the edited volume Spaces for Creativity and Innovat...

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Other Authors Oliver, Amalya L. (Editor), Sydow, Jörg (Editor), Cohendet, Patrick (Editor)
Format Electronic eBook
LanguageEnglish
Published Bingley, U.K. : Emerald Publishing Limited, 2025.
SeriesResearch in the sociology of organizations ; v. 91.
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Online AccessFull text
ISBN9781835493687
DOI10.1108/S0733-558X202591
Physical Description1 online resource (312 pages).

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505 0 |a Chapter 1. Spaces for creativity and innovation within and across organizational boundaries: Introduction / Jörg Sydow, Amalya L. Oliver, and Patrick Cohendet OPEN ACCESS Characterization of Spaces -- Chapter 2. 'In-between spaces' for collaborative innovation: Elucidating interrelated relational spaces / Susanne Ollila and Anna Yström -- Chapter 3. The collaborative middleground: How employees and managers co-create novel ideas / Nadine Scholz, Marcela Miozzo, and Gabriela Gutierrez-Huerter O -- Chapter 4. Emergence and organization of a creative place in the middleground: Acceleration, collateral effect and critical mass / Thomas Blonski, Thomas Paris, and Pierre Poinsignon -- Chapter 5. Effect of proximity relationships on creativity and innovation in an interorganizational complex project / Thierry Houé -- Chapter 6. How innovation consultants perform 'liminality work' in helping others to be creative / Maura Soekijad, Natalja Laurey, Hans Berends, and Marleen Huysman Nonstandard Spaces -- Chapter 7. Failure as a process: Shaping what is worth doing in creative projects / Birke D. Otto, Benjamin Schiemer, Harry Sminia, and Jörg Sydow -- Chapter 8. The power of heterotopias: Inter-organizational cooperation as an experimental space / Martina Ukowitz and Markus Messerschmidt -- Chapter 9. Idea work beyond organizational boundaries: Framing and reframing projects on a crowdfunding platform / Genjiro Kosaka, Yuki Tsuboyama, and Takahiro Endo -- Chapter 10. Switching between different spaces of stimulation and focus: Steering idea work in hybrid work settings / Anne Kurzmann, Christian Hoßbach, and Anne-Katrin Neyer Specific Localities -- Chapter 11. Place-based affordances: Theorizing the role of places in organizing creativity / Etienne Capron and Elie Saaoud -- Chapter 12. Possibilities for technological entrepreneurship in peripheral space: An institutional perspective / Efrat Asulin, Amalya L. Oliver, and Shai Harel -- Chapter 13. How does a public policy fail? Creative city policy and the tensional space of artist-led organizations / Rebecca Prescott, Ziyun Fan, Ziad Elsahn, and Tom Mordue. 
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