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attention bubbles
celebrity status
closed industry front
co-evolution
collective good problem
corporate strategies
culture of resistance
cyclical issue lifecycle
Dialectical
economic frame conditions (e.g. taxes, regulations, standards, subsidies, investments).
economic positioning strategies (supply chain management, operations management, marketing)
face work (Suchman, 1995, p.588)
first-mover advantage
Framing
future expectations
grand societal challenges
Greening of Business literature
hedging
hype-disappointment cycles
incremental innovation
incumbent firms
innovation race
innovation strategies
innovation studies
Issue LifeCycle Models
Issue linkage
jockeying for position
legitimacy
lock-in
market-positioning strategies
mobilization processes
moral consumers
paths – halted (or “stopped”)
paths – skipped
paths – cyclical or path – recursive
phase 1 – problem emergence and industry neglect
phase 2 – rising public attention and defensive industry responses
phase 3 – political debates, controversies and defensive hedging
phase 4 – Formation and implementation of substantive policy and industry diversification
phase 5– Spillovers to the task environment and industry ‘recreation’
political strategies
political will
pressures (public, scientific, industrial, customer, political)
primary involvement area
problem emergence
public attention
radical innovations
risk aversion
reorientation
responses – symbolic responses and substantive responses
scientific pressure
secondary involvement area
selection pressures
sense-making
social fitness
social movements
socio-cultural strategies
strategic diversification
substantive responses
sunk costs
Spillover
symbolic responses
technological innovation
triple embeddedness framework
vested interests