Journal: IJTM

Volume 34, Issue 3/4

203 -- 216Pertti Kärkkäinen, Tero Ojanperä. Pushing technology to where the market will be: the case of Nokia
217 -- 231John van den Elst, Ronald Tol, Ruud Smits. Innovation in practice: Philips Applied Technologies
232 -- 242Friedrich Pinnekamp. The internal entrepreneur as a catalyst to successful product development: a case study
243 -- 259Jan Verloop. The Shell way to innovate
260 -- 277Emmo M. Meijer. DSM and innovation: a case study
278 -- 295Frank Ruff. Corporate foresight: integrating the future business environment into innovation and strategy
296 -- 318Roland Ortt, Ruud Smits. Innovation management: different approaches to cope with the same trends
319 -- 339Alan L. Porter, Scott W. Cunningham. Just-in-time technology analysis support
340 -- 359Rodney McAdam, Renee Reid, William Keogh. Technology and market knowledge creation and idea generation: an integrated quality approach
360 -- 378David D. C. Tarn. Industry as the knowledge base: the way Asians integrate knowledge from academic, industrial, and public sectors
379 -- 389Birgit Verworn. How German measurement and control firms integrate market and technological knowledge into the front end of new product development
390 -- 404A. J. Berkhout, Dap Hartmann, Patrick van der Duin, Roland Ortt. Innovating the innovation process

Volume 34, Issue 1/2

7 -- 27Mirjam Knockaert, Andy Lockett, Bart Clarysse, Mike Wright. Do human capital and fund characteristics drive follow-up behaviour of early stage high-tech VCs?
28 -- 46Katleen Baeyens, Tom Vanacker, Sophie Manigart. Venture capitalists' selection process: the case of biotechnology proposals
47 -- 62Tobias Kollmann, Andreas Kuckertz. Investor relations for start-ups: an analysis of venture capital investors' communicative needs
63 -- 87Rolf Wustenhagen, Tarja Teppo. Do venture capitalists really invest in good industries? Risk-return perceptions and path dependence in the emerging European energy VC market
88 -- 104Dietmar Grichnik, Robert D. Hisrich. Strategic and investment behaviour in the German and Israeli venture capital industries: a comparison with the USA
105 -- 125Holger Patzelt, Dodo Zu Knyphausen-Aufseß, Ilona Arnoldt. How do venture capitalists spread risk by diversification within specialised life science portfolios?
126 -- 145Pascal Petit, Michel Quéré. The 'industrialisation' of venture capital: new challenges for intermediation issues
146 -- 160Bernard Guilhon, Sandra Montchaud. The dynamics of venture capital industry
161 -- 184Mannie Manhong Liu, Jiang An Zhang, Bo Hu. Domestic VCs versus foreign VCs: a close look at the Chinese venture capital industry
185 -- 198Christian Le Bas, Fabienne Picard. Models for allocating public venture capital to innovation projects: lessons from a French public agency