... again. These governance failures can be related to societal (systemic) failures, including systemic bias and job polarization (Herrmann, 2023). The paper’s argument is presented as follows. The literature review in Section 2 develops the conceptual basis for the paper by reframing innovation...

... rights only Organization collective Project Research intervention Governance Management system The challenges of transforming organizations in the face of technological, environmental and social upheavals are numerous, and these major challenges can no longer be solved by a single...

... boundaries. Specifically, the authors introduce two new types of novelty-centered BMR: intra-novelty and extra-novelty, which respectively take into account whether the reconfigured activities are governed within or outside the focal firm’s boundaries. Second, cognitive distance has an inverted U-shaped...

... of relational contracting) is the preferred governance mechanism in case of medium production and transaction costs (Dyer, 1997 ; King, 2007 ; Oxley, 1997 ; Williamson, 1975 , 1985). In this vein, collaboration copes with high degree of asset specificity (causing switching costs), creates lower uncertainty...

... that associates several properties of knowledge and of the institutional context in which university‐industry relationships take place, to the knowledge transfer governance forms that are most likely to be adopted. The framework is shown to be in accordance with results from the empirical literature...

...‐making process which, in turn, is affected by alliance governance structure characteristics. Research limitation/implications The case research results only gives an in‐depth understanding of the nature of the effects. A large‐scale quantitative study is needed to arrive at generalizations taking...