Edited by Cristina Chaminade, Professor of Innovation Studies, Department of Economic History, School of Economics and Management, Lund University and Bino Catasús, Stockholm University, Sweden

'This book extends the analysis of intellectual capital and underlines the idea that its study is multidisciplinary. Its publication is timely as it brings together a collection of the key thought leaders in the area who provide new perspectives into this important topic. This book is essential reading by those engaged in understanding the knowledge economy and intellectual capital in organisational settings.'

• Contents:Preface1. Intellectual Capital: Paradoxes and ExpansionsBino Catasús and Cristina Chaminade2. The Archaeology of Intellectual Capital: A Battle between Concepts Ulf Johanson and Johan Henningsson 3. Work-related Well-being: A Precondition for Intellectual CapitalGuy Ahonen, Tomi Hussi and Susanne Schunder-Tatzber4. The Principle of Connectivity: Networked Assets, Strategic Capabilities and Bundled Outcomes Erik Bjurström and Hanno Roberts5. Reinventing the University as the Driving Force of Intellectual CapitalBino Catasús and Bengt Kristensson Uggla6. Conceptualizing IC Management in R&D Organizations: Future Scenarios from the Complexity Theory PerspectiveKarl-Heinz Leitner and David O’Donnell7. Colliding Discourses? New Public Management from an Intellectual Capital Perspective Roland Almqvist and Matti Skoog8. Strategic Change in Mature Sectors: When and How is Intellectual Capital Relevant?Cristina Chaminade and Jan Vang9. How Top Managers Mobilize and Understand Representations on Intellectual Capital?Mette Rosenkrands Johansen 10. Intellectual Capital and the Choices Towards the Future Jan MouritsenIndex

Edited by Cristina Chaminade, Professor of Innovation Studies, Department of Economic History, School of Economics and Management, Lund University and Bino Catasús, Stockholm University, Sweden

'This book extends the analysis of intellectual capital and underlines the idea that its study is multidisciplinary. Its publication is timely as it brings together a collection of the key thought leaders in the area who provide new perspectives into this important topic. This book is essential reading by those engaged in understanding the knowledge economy and intellectual capital in organisational settings.'

• Contents:Preface1. Intellectual Capital: Paradoxes and ExpansionsBino Catasús and Cristina Chaminade2. The Archaeology of Intellectual Capital: A Battle between Concepts Ulf Johanson and Johan Henningsson 3. Work-related Well-being: A Precondition for Intellectual CapitalGuy Ahonen, Tomi Hussi and Susanne Schunder-Tatzber4. The Principle of Connectivity: Networked Assets, Strategic Capabilities and Bundled Outcomes Erik Bjurström and Hanno Roberts5. Reinventing the University as the Driving Force of Intellectual CapitalBino Catasús and Bengt Kristensson Uggla6. Conceptualizing IC Management in R&D Organizations: Future Scenarios from the Complexity Theory PerspectiveKarl-Heinz Leitner and David O’Donnell7. Colliding Discourses? New Public Management from an Intellectual Capital Perspective Roland Almqvist and Matti Skoog8. Strategic Change in Mature Sectors: When and How is Intellectual Capital Relevant?Cristina Chaminade and Jan Vang9. How Top Managers Mobilize and Understand Representations on Intellectual Capital?Mette Rosenkrands Johansen 10. Intellectual Capital and the Choices Towards the Future Jan MouritsenIndex

Edited by Cristina Chaminade, Professor of Innovation Studies, Department of Economic History, School of Economics and Management, Lund University and Bino Catasús, Stockholm University, Sweden

'This book extends the analysis of intellectual capital and underlines the idea that its study is multidisciplinary. Its publication is timely as it brings together a collection of the key thought leaders in the area who provide new perspectives into this important topic. This book is essential reading by those engaged in understanding the knowledge economy and intellectual capital in organisational settings.'

• Contents:Preface1. Intellectual Capital: Paradoxes and ExpansionsBino Catasús and Cristina Chaminade2. The Archaeology of Intellectual Capital: A Battle between Concepts Ulf Johanson and Johan Henningsson 3. Work-related Well-being: A Precondition for Intellectual CapitalGuy Ahonen, Tomi Hussi and Susanne Schunder-Tatzber4. The Principle of Connectivity: Networked Assets, Strategic Capabilities and Bundled Outcomes Erik Bjurström and Hanno Roberts5. Reinventing the University as the Driving Force of Intellectual CapitalBino Catasús and Bengt Kristensson Uggla6. Conceptualizing IC Management in R&D Organizations: Future Scenarios from the Complexity Theory PerspectiveKarl-Heinz Leitner and David O’Donnell7. Colliding Discourses? New Public Management from an Intellectual Capital Perspective Roland Almqvist and Matti Skoog8. Strategic Change in Mature Sectors: When and How is Intellectual Capital Relevant?Cristina Chaminade and Jan Vang9. How Top Managers Mobilize and Understand Representations on Intellectual Capital?Mette Rosenkrands Johansen 10. Intellectual Capital and the Choices Towards the Future Jan MouritsenIndex