Jenny M. Lewis is Professor of Public Policy at the University of Melbourne, Australia.Lykke Margot Ricard is Senior Adviser on Innovation at the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, University of Copenhagen, Denmark.Erik Hans Klijn is Professor at the School of Social Sciences, Erasmus University, Netherlands.Tamyko Ysa Figueras is Associate Professor, Department of Strategy and General Management in ESADE Business School, Spain.

"If you are interested in how social structure can deeply influence social innovation outcomes, or in jump-starting social innovation in your city, this book will provide clear insights about how the way we lead, organize, and interact affects the way we innovate as a society." –Michael W-P Fortunato, Sam Houston State University, USA

• Part 1: Innovation Capacity: A Framework for Analysis1. The Public Sector Innovation Puzzle2. Structures and Innovation3. Social Networks and Innovation4. Leadership and InnovationPart 2: A Comparison of Three Cities: Barcelona, Copenhagen and Rotterdam5. The Innovation Environment: Governance Structures and Economic Challenges6. Innovation Capacity: Drivers and Supports7. Innovation Networks: Connections and Brokerage8. Fostering Innovation: LeadershipPart 3: Conclusions: What Supports Innovation in City Governments?9. Linking Structures, Networks, Leadership and Innovation10. Supporting Innovation in City Governments

Jenny M. Lewis is Professor of Public Policy at the University of Melbourne, Australia.Lykke Margot Ricard is Senior Adviser on Innovation at the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, University of Copenhagen, Denmark.Erik Hans Klijn is Professor at the School of Social Sciences, Erasmus University, Netherlands.Tamyko Ysa Figueras is Associate Professor, Department of Strategy and General Management in ESADE Business School, Spain.

"If you are interested in how social structure can deeply influence social innovation outcomes, or in jump-starting social innovation in your city, this book will provide clear insights about how the way we lead, organize, and interact affects the way we innovate as a society." –Michael W-P Fortunato, Sam Houston State University, USA

• Part 1: Innovation Capacity: A Framework for Analysis1. The Public Sector Innovation Puzzle2. Structures and Innovation3. Social Networks and Innovation4. Leadership and InnovationPart 2: A Comparison of Three Cities: Barcelona, Copenhagen and Rotterdam5. The Innovation Environment: Governance Structures and Economic Challenges6. Innovation Capacity: Drivers and Supports7. Innovation Networks: Connections and Brokerage8. Fostering Innovation: LeadershipPart 3: Conclusions: What Supports Innovation in City Governments?9. Linking Structures, Networks, Leadership and Innovation10. Supporting Innovation in City Governments

Jenny M. Lewis is Professor of Public Policy at the University of Melbourne, Australia.Lykke Margot Ricard is Senior Adviser on Innovation at the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, University of Copenhagen, Denmark.Erik Hans Klijn is Professor at the School of Social Sciences, Erasmus University, Netherlands.Tamyko Ysa Figueras is Associate Professor, Department of Strategy and General Management in ESADE Business School, Spain.

"If you are interested in how social structure can deeply influence social innovation outcomes, or in jump-starting social innovation in your city, this book will provide clear insights about how the way we lead, organize, and interact affects the way we innovate as a society." –Michael W-P Fortunato, Sam Houston State University, USA

• Part 1: Innovation Capacity: A Framework for Analysis1. The Public Sector Innovation Puzzle2. Structures and Innovation3. Social Networks and Innovation4. Leadership and InnovationPart 2: A Comparison of Three Cities: Barcelona, Copenhagen and Rotterdam5. The Innovation Environment: Governance Structures and Economic Challenges6. Innovation Capacity: Drivers and Supports7. Innovation Networks: Connections and Brokerage8. Fostering Innovation: LeadershipPart 3: Conclusions: What Supports Innovation in City Governments?9. Linking Structures, Networks, Leadership and Innovation10. Supporting Innovation in City Governments