Description
Book Description
Successful innovation is a true challenge and especially when today’s companies are intertwined in close inter-organisational relationships and networks with e.g. customers and suppliers. Research has indicated that accounting can play important roles in such innovation processes, but there is little in-depth systematic knowledge about this issue.
Accounting, Innovation and Inter-Organisational Relationships gathers leading researchers from all around the world to argue for the importance of more systematic knowledge about accounting, innovation and inter-organisational relationships.
Accounting, Innovation and Inter-Organisational Relationships thus becomes an important source for researchers and practitioners interested in accounting and inter-organisational relationships as well as the related disciplines of management, marketing, innovation and strategy.
Table of Contents
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION–ACCOUNTING, INNOVATION AND INTER-ORGANISATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS
Martin Carlsson-Wall, Håkan Håkansson, Kalle Kraus, Johnny Lind, and Torkel Strömsten
CHAPTER 2: THE INTERPLAY BETWEEN INNOVATION AND ACCOUNTING:
THE BORDER-CROSSING Q-LINEA PROJECT AND ITS WITHIN-BORDER ACCOUNTING
Andrea Perna, Alexandra Waluszewski
CHAPTER 3: THE ROLE OF DEALS AND ECONOMIC CALCULATIONS FOR TEMPORARY SOLUTIONS IN INNOVATION PROCESSES
Carl Henning Christner, Johnny Lind & Torkel Strömsten
CHAPTER 4: VENTURE CAPITAL SYSTEMIC SYNERGIES AND NETWORKED MANAGEMENT CONTROL IN RAPID SCALING OF INNOVATIVE NEW BUSINESS VENTURES
Per Ingvar Olsen
CHAPTER 5: FOSTERING CORPORATE INNOVATION BY LIVING APART TOGETHER: MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING INFORMATION EXCHANGE IN THE BOSCH STARTUP PLATFORM
Michael Pelz and Marc Wouters
CHAPTER 6: WE WENT TOO FAR, AND WE LEARNT FROM IT: MANAGEMENT CONTROL IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE BOEING DREAMLINER
Jodie Moll and Fiona Harrigan
CHAPTER 7: ACCOUNTING, CROSS-COMPANY NEGOTIATIONS AND TIME-BASED COMPROMISES – A CASE STUDY OF PRODUCT INNOVATION
Martin Carlsson-Wall & Kalle Kraus
CHAPTER 8: DEVELOPING INNOVATION VIA TENSIONS BETWEEN FOCAL FIRMS AND SUPPLIERS: THE ROLE OF ACCOUNTING IN CREATING HETERARCHIES ACROSS ORGANISATIONAL BOUNDARIES.
Jan Mouritsen and Kim S. Hald
CHAPTER 9: COMBINING DIFFERENTIATED KNOWLEDGE FOR INNOVATION ACROSS ORGANIZATIONS: THE ROLE OF ACCOUNTING AND MANAGEMENT CONTROLS
Angelo Ditillo and Ariela Caglio
CHAPTER 10: SUPPLIER INITIATED OPEN BOOK ACCOUNTING: USING ACCOUNTING INFORMATION TO INITIATE CHANGES IN A SERVICES SUPPLY CHAIN
Sander van Triest and Jacco Blom
CHAPTER 11: ACCOUNTING AND NETWORKING
Anna Dubois and Lars-Erik Gadde
Chapter 12: WHAT’S SUCCESSFUL?: ACCOUNTING FOR THE OUTCOME OF GOVERNMENTAL INNOVATION POLICY
Jens Eklinder-Frick and Alexandra Waluszewski
CHAPTER 13: THE GOVERNANCE OF COLLABORATIVE PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
Jeltje van der Meer-Kooistra and Robert W. Scapens
CHAPTER 14: THE ALLURE OF INNOVATION: ASSEMBLING A NOVEL PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP
Paul Andon, Jane Baxter, Wai Fong Chua
CHAPTER 15: ACCOUNTING, INNOVATION AND INTER-ORGANISATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS – INSIGHTS FROM THE 13 EMPIRICAL CASES
Martin Carlsson-Wall, Håkan Håkansson, Kalle Kraus, Johnny Lind, and Torkel Strömsten
CHAPTER 16: ACCOUNTING, INNOVATION AND INTER-ORGANISATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS – AVENUES FOR FUTURE RESEARCH
Martin Carlsson-Wall, Håkan Håkansson, Kalle Kraus, Johnny Lind, and Torkel Strömsten
