Explicating open innovation : clarifying an emerging paradigm for understanding innovation / Henry Chesbrough and Marcel Bogers --
Firms, users, and innovation : an interactive model of coupled open innovation / Frank Piller and Joel West --
A classification of open innovation and open business models / Wim Vanhaverbeke and Henry Chesbrough --
Challenges of funding open innovation platforms : lessons from Symbian Ltd. / Joel West --
Open innovation and industrial dynamics : towards a framework of business convergence / Jens Frøslev Christensen --
Exploring open innovation at the level of R & D projects / Wim Vanhaverbeke [and others] --
Exploring open innovation in small and medium-sized enterprises / Sabine Brunswicker and Vareska van de Vrande --
Open innovation in multinational corporations : new insights from the global R & D research stream / Kazuhiro Asakawa, Jaeyong Song, and Sang-Ji Kim --
Open social innovation / Henry Chesbrough and Alberto Di Minin --
Open innovation and intellectual property : a two-sided market perspective / Henry Chesbrough and Roya Ghafele --
Managing inside-out open innovation : the case of complex ventures / Henry Chesbrough and Chris Winter --
Patterns of implementation of OI in MNCs / Letizia Mortara and Tim Minshall --
Getting help from innomediaries : what can innovators do to increase value in external knowledge searches? / Nadine Roijakkers, Andy Zynga, and Caroline Bishop --
Theories of the firm and open innovation / Wim Vanhaverbeke and Myriam Cloodt --
Surfing the new wave of open innovation research / Wim Vanhaverbeke, Henry Chesbrough and Joel West.

Companies must innovate to stay competitive, but no firm has all the relevant knowledge and capabilities within its boundaries. Since Henry Chesbrough's first book in 2003, open innovation has provided a solution, by showing how firms can intentionally manage inflows and outflows of knowledge to accelerate the creation and commercialization of innovations. In the subsequent decade, firms have embraced open innovation to improve performance, while a growing community of innovation scholars has provided a large body of empirical and theoretical research to explain the practice of open innovation. This book provides a thorough examination of research conducted to date on open innovation, as well as a comprehensive overview of what will be the most promising and relevant research topics during the coming decade. It was created by the same editors as Open Innovation: Researching a New Paradigm (Oxford, 2006), the first book to compile academic research on open innovation. This book first integrates research from the first decade of open innovation, and then examines how open innovation can be studied with new levels of analysis and fields of application. After reviewing the challenges forced by firms in managing and organizing open innovation, the book concludes with a detailed research agenda for the future study of open innovation. New Frontiers in Open Innovation provides new and veteran scholars a comprehensive picture of the study of open innovation. Its findings will guide research in this area for years to come. Book jacket.