TY - CONF
T1 - Do systemic collaboration and network governance matter? Living Labs beyond user-driven innovation
AU - Edwards-Schachter, Mónica
AU - Tams, Svenja
AU - Moreno-Valdés, María Teresa
PY - 2013/4
Y1 - 2013/4
N2 - Despite the emergence and fast expansion of Living Lab (LL) around the world, little research has been conducted on the concept of LL from the perspective of both technological and social innovation and network governance. This paper critically reviews literature on the LL concept and other ‘innovation labs’ involving cross-border collaboration between private, public, and third sectors. Furthermore, we develop a framework outlining key analytical dimensions (context and aims, innovation types, stakeholders, partnership models, supporting, institutional environments, collaboration and network governance practices) and discuss findings from a study of an international sample of 120 LLs.
AB - Despite the emergence and fast expansion of Living Lab (LL) around the world, little research has been conducted on the concept of LL from the perspective of both technological and social innovation and network governance. This paper critically reviews literature on the LL concept and other ‘innovation labs’ involving cross-border collaboration between private, public, and third sectors. Furthermore, we develop a framework outlining key analytical dimensions (context and aims, innovation types, stakeholders, partnership models, supporting, institutional environments, collaboration and network governance practices) and discuss findings from a study of an international sample of 120 LLs.
KW - Innovation lab
KW - Living Lab
KW - Technological and social innovation
KW - Network governance
KW - Innovation lab
KW - Living Lab
KW - Technological and social innovation
KW - Network governance
M3 - Paper
ER -