The economics of creativity : ideas, firms and markets / Edited by Thierry Burger-Helmchen

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Economics of creativity, ideas and policies -- Exploring the convergence of the rationales underlying the policies for science, technology and innovation and for creative industries -- A strategic management of forgetting -- Product lines innovation : on the use of technica laws of evolution -- Tools and implications of managing knowledge and creativity -- Innovations, territories and creativity: some reflections about usual and less usual instruments for innovation-driven regional policies -- Governing communities of experts -- Science based entepreneurship through the lens of sectoral and national innovation systems: French academic srat-ups developing hydrogen and fuek cell technologies -- Economics of creativity. firms and organizations -- Managing creativity in the firm: the fuzzy front end innovationand dinamic capa dynamic capabilities -- Appropriation strategies and endogenous tecnological regime: towards a dynamic theory of the role of patents --Estimating the impact of a potencial process innovation and the optimal strategy of licensing --Strategic alliances and knowledge flows between firms -- Deal values for acquisitions by larger incumbents in high-technology industries: the influence of non-linearities anf moderation effects -- Marshalling resources and dynamic capabilities to overcome innovative barriers and fostercreativity in the service sector -- Reseach, teaching and commercial activities, the behaviour of laboratories in an entrepreneurual university : Economics of creativty, networks and markets -- The public economics of creativity: economies of scope in technological infraestructure -- Fits and misfits: technological matching and R&D networks -- Market occupation in a circular market: product innovation and/or patenting -- Creativity and uncertainty in the act of work: the contribution of the viability theory -- What makes movies tick: ivory tower insights, studio views and research directions