| List of Tables | ix |
| List of Figures | xi |
| List of Contributors | xvii |
| Chapter 1: Introduction Stavros Sindakis and Panagiotis Theodorou | 1 |
| Section A Coopetition, Entrepreneurial Internationalization, and Business Development | |
| Chapter 2: Effectuated Innovation Process in Entrepreneurial Firms: A Conceptual Model Jacky F. L. Hong and Xi Zhao | 11 |
| Chapter 3: A Time Use Perspective on Entrepreneurial Initiatives in the Multinational Enterprise Christopher Williams and Wendelien van Eerde | 31 |
| Chapter 4: Business Model Used in Companies Representing Creative Industries Mieczysław Morawski | 55 |
| Chapter 5: Entrepreneurial SMEs Surviving in the Era of Globalization: Critical Success Factors Hee Song Ng and Daisy Mui Hung Kee | 75 |
| Chapter 6: Hidden Champions from Small Catching-Up Country: Leveraging Entrepreneurial Orientation, Organizational Capabilities and Global Networks Monika Petraite and Vytaute Dlugoborskyte | 91 |
| Chapter 7: “Internet of Things” Firms and New Patterns of Internationalization Valerio Veglio | 123 |
| Chapter 8: Coopetition through International Luxury Brand Licensing: Burberry in Japan Kenichi Ohkita | 143 |
| Section B Knowledge Flows and Coopetitive Entrepreneurship for Organizational Sustainability | |
| Knowledge Dynamics and Flows for Organisational Performance | |
| Chapter 9: Coopetition and Knowledge Dynamics: Knowledge Creation and Management for Growth Stavros Sindakis, Sakshi Aggarwal and Panagiotis Theodorou | 165 |
| Chapter 10: Managing Coopetition in Knowledge-based Industries Frédéric Le Roy, Anne-Sophie Fernandez and Paul Chiambaretto | 187 |
| Chapter 11: Knowledge Dynamics and Resource Efficiency in International Business Relations Francesco Rizzi, Chiara Pellegrini and Niccolò Todaro | 199 |
| Chapter 12: Knowledge Sharing and Knowledge Leakage in Dyadic Coopetitive Alliances involving SMEs Tatbeeq Raza-Ullah and Jessica Eriksson | 229 |
| Chapter 13: External Knowledge Sources and Knowledge Integration Mechanisms for Organizational Performance: Evidence from Italian SMEs Daria Sarti | 253 |
| COOPETITIVE ENTREPRENEURSHIP THROUGH INNOVATIVE AND TECHNOLOGICAL STRATEGIES | |
| Chapter 14: Predicting Strategic Actions Across Industry Sectors: The Role of Intangible Dynamics G. Scott Erickson and Helen N. Rothberg | 275 |
| Chapter 15: University–Industry Interface: Open and Dynamic Business Models to Reduce Spin-offs Risk of Failure Angelo Corallo, Fabrizio Errico, Laura Fortunato, Maria Elena Latino and Marta Menegoli | 295 |
| Chapter 16: From Apps to Start-ups: Success Factors for New Entries in An Open Data Ecosystem Fotis Kitsios and Maria Kamariotou | 337 |
| Chapter 17: Accelerating Innovation in the UAE: The 3i Framework Alexandros Papaspyridis and Tatiana Zalan | 355 |
| Chapter 18: Mobile Phone Innovation and Technology-Driven Exports in Sub-Saharan Africa Simplice A. Asongu | 393 |
| Chapter 19: Digital Food Hubs as Disruptive Business Models Based on Coopetition and “Shared Value” for Sustainability in the Agri-food Sector Giaime Berti, Catherine Mulligan and Han Yap | 415 |
| Section C Politics, Ecology, and Social Scopes on Coopetition and Growth | |
| Chapter 20: World Trade Organization and Stimulating Innovation: An Outline Approach Towards Growth in the Chinese Market Panagiotis Theodorou | 441 |
| Chapter 21: Sustainability and Knowledge Dynamics in Entrepreneurial Growth: Evidence from Internationalizing Finnish SMEs Lasse Torkkeli, Maria Uzhegova, Hanna Salojärvi and Sami Saarenketo | 453 |
| Chapter 22: Building Green Growth and Entrepreneurship in the Pacific through Knowledge and Innovation Evanthie Michalena | 475 |
| Chapter 23: Discussing Practical and Educational Challenges in Teaching Circular Economy Helen Kopnina | 507 |
| Chapter 24: Conclusion Stavros Sindakis and Panagiotis Theodorou | 523 |
| About the Contributors | 529 |
| Index | 541 |
| List of Tables | ix |
| List of Figures | xi |
| List of Contributors | xvii |
| Chapter 1: Introduction | 1 |
| Chapter 2: Effectuated Innovation Process in Entrepreneurial Firms: A Conceptual Model | 11 |
| Chapter 3: A Time Use Perspective on Entrepreneurial Initiatives in the Multinational Enterprise | 31 |
| Chapter 4: Business Model Used in Companies Representing Creative Industries | 55 |
| Chapter 5: Entrepreneurial SMEs Surviving in the Era of Globalization: Critical Success Factors | 75 |
| Chapter 6: Hidden Champions from Small Catching-Up Country: Leveraging Entrepreneurial Orientation, Organizational Capabilities and Global Networks | 91 |
| Chapter 7: “Internet of Things” Firms and New Patterns of Internationalization | 123 |
| Chapter 8: Coopetition through International Luxury Brand Licensing: Burberry in Japan | 143 |
| Chapter 9: Coopetition and Knowledge Dynamics: Knowledge Creation and Management for Growth | 165 |
| Chapter 10: Managing Coopetition in Knowledge-based Industries | 187 |
| Chapter 11: Knowledge Dynamics and Resource Efficiency in International Business Relations | 199 |
| Chapter 12: Knowledge Sharing and Knowledge Leakage in Dyadic Coopetitive Alliances involving SMEs | 229 |
| Chapter 13: External Knowledge Sources and Knowledge Integration Mechanisms for Organizational Performance: Evidence from Italian SMEs | 253 |
| COOPETITIVE ENTREPRENEURSHIP THROUGH INNOVATIVE AND TECHNOLOGICAL STRATEGIES | |
| Chapter 14: Predicting Strategic Actions Across Industry Sectors: The Role of Intangible Dynamics | 275 |
| Chapter 15: University–Industry Interface: Open and Dynamic Business Models to Reduce Spin-offs Risk of Failure | 295 |
| Chapter 16: From Apps to Start-ups: Success Factors for New Entries in An Open Data Ecosystem | 337 |
| Chapter 17: Accelerating Innovation in the UAE: The 3i Framework | 355 |
| Chapter 18: Mobile Phone Innovation and Technology-Driven Exports in Sub-Saharan Africa | 393 |
| Chapter 19: Digital Food Hubs as Disruptive Business Models Based on Coopetition and “Shared Value” for Sustainability in the Agri-food Sector | 415 |
| Chapter 20: World Trade Organization and Stimulating Innovation: An Outline Approach Towards Growth in the Chinese Market | 441 |
| Chapter 21: Sustainability and Knowledge Dynamics in Entrepreneurial Growth: Evidence from Internationalizing Finnish SMEs | 453 |
| Chapter 22: Building Green Growth and Entrepreneurship in the Pacific through Knowledge and Innovation | 475 |
| Chapter 23: Discussing Practical and Educational Challenges in Teaching Circular Economy | 507 |
| Chapter 24: Conclusion | 523 |
| About the Contributors | 529 |
| Index | 541 |
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