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Welcome to the May issue of the Technology Innovation Management Review. We welcome your comments on the articles in this issue as well as suggestions for future article topics and issue themes.
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Keywords: action research, bibliography, case study, innovation, journals, participative, participatory action research
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Keywords: action research, bibliometrics, discipline-spanning analysis, literature review, technology and innovation management
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Keywords: action research, co-production, collaboration, impact, industry–academia collaboration, key factors, relevance, rigour
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Keywords: action research, co-creation, innovation, participatory research, social innovation
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Keywords: action research, agricultural innovation, boundaries, international collaboration, technology transfer
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Recent research into “real world problems” (Carr et al., 2018) has noted the need for interdisciplinarity. Such aspirations have been a feature of “grand challenges”, which galvanize collaborations between governments, academia, and industry, directing the science sector to pursue “societal goals” (Kaldewey, 2018) in areas as diverse as health and development, global food security, climate change, energy, and aging populations.
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Keywords: action research, critical orientation, innovation, science, SfTI, transformative praxis
From the Editor-in-Chief
Welcome to the April 2019 issue of the Technology Innovation Management Review. This is the first of two issues on the theme of Action Research, and it is my pleasure to introduce our guest editors: Magnus Hoppe and Erik Lindhult from Mälardalen University in Sweden. Magnus and Erik are also both Board Member of the Swedish Interactive Research Association (SIRA), and Erik is a Board Member of the Swedish Participative Action Research Community (SPARC).
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Welcome to the April issue of the Technology Innovation Management Review. We welcome your comments on the articles in this issue as well as suggestions for future article topics and issue themes.
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