2. My credentials
On
innovation and its organization I have published ten books, 200 scientifc
articles and 100 articles in newspapers. Citations to my work can be found on www.scholar.google.com I have received three international prizes (Kapp prize, Gunnar Myrdal
Prize and Schumpeter prize), and was elected member of the Netherlands Royal
Academy of Arts and Sciences.
I acted as
a member of a variety of advisory committees and councils, among others a
government committee on technology policy, the Scientific Council for
Government Policy (for an advisory report on innovation policy), an advisory
council for a Max Planck Institute in Jena (Germany) and for an institute
(CIRCLE) in Lund (Sweden), and as chairman of a peer review committee for two
universities. I also was chairman of a supervisory council for an association
of entrepreneurs in environmental innovation.
I served as
a visiting professor at universities in a large number of European countries,
and I have lectured for a variety of organizations in business and government.
The blog is
largely based on a number of my publications, in particular the following:
Books:
A cognitive theory of the
firm; Learning, governance and dynamic capabilities. Cheltenham UK:
Edward
Elgar, 2009, Paperback 2010.
Inter-firm collaboration, learning and networks; An integrated approach, London: Routledge, 2004,
paperback.
Trust: forms, foundations, functions, failures and figures, Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 2002, paperback 2003.
Learning and innovation in
organizations and economies, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2000,
paperback 2001.
Inter-firm alliances;
Analysis and design, London: Routledge, 1999, hardcover and paperback.
Knowledge and learning in organizations. Part I: The fundamentals of
embodied cognition. Part II:
Knowledge and learning in organizations. Edited volume,
Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 2006.
B. Nooteboom & E. Stam (eds.), Micro foundations for innovation
policy, Amsterdam:
Amsterdam/Chicago University Press, 2008.
Key
articles:
B. Nooteboom, W.P.M. van Haverbeke, G.M. Duijsters, V.A. Gilsing & A. v.d. Oord, Optimal cognitive distance and absorptive capacity, Research Policy, 36 (2007): 1016-1034.
B. Nooteboom, Methodological interactionism: Theory and
application to the firm and
to the building of
trust,
Review of Austrian Economics, 20 (2007): 137-153.
B. Nooteboom, Service value chains and effects of scale, Service
Business, 1 (2007): 119-139.
V. A. Gilsing & B. Nooteboom, Exploration and
exploitation in biotechnology, Research Policy, 35/1
(2006): 1-23.
V. A. Gilsing & B. Nooteboom, Density and
strength of ties in innovation networks: An analysis of new
media and
biotechnology, European Management Review, 2 (2005): 179-197.
S. Wuyts, M. Colombo, S. Dutta & B. Nooteboom, Empirical
tests of optimal cognitive distance,
Journal of Economic Behaviour and
Organization, 58/2 (2005): 277-302.
R. Klein Woolthuis, B. Hillebrand & B. Nooteboom, Trust,
contract and relationship development,
Organization Studies, 26/6 (2005):
813-840.
I. Bogenrieder & B. Nooteboom, Learning groups:
what types are there?, Organization Studies, 25
(2004)/2: 287-314.
B. Nooteboom, Competence and governance: How can
they be combined?, Cambridge Journal of
Economics, 28(2004)/4: 505-526.
T. Klos & B. Nooteboom, Agent-based
computational transaction cost economics, Journal of
Economic Dynamics and Control, 25 (2001): 503-526.
B. Nooteboom, Learning by interaction, absorptive capacity, cognitive
distance and governance,
Journal of
Managament and Governance, 4(2000): 69-92.
B. Nooteboom, Institutions and forms of
co-ordination in innovation systems, Organization Studies,
21/5(2000): 915-939.
B. Nooteboom, Innovation and inter-firm linkages: New implications
for policy, Research Policy,
(1999): 793-805.
B. Nooteboom, Innovation, learning and industrial organization, Cambridge Journal of Economics,
23/2 (1999): 127-150.
B. Nooteboom, Innovation and diffusion in small business: Theory and
empirical evidence, Small
Business
Economics, 6 (1994): 327-347.
No comments:
Post a Comment