Innovation Management

‘Innovation Management is an excellent textbook for students of innovation – something the field has long needed! Professor Hartmann presents important ideas and theories in a logical sequence, and explains each simply and beautifully. He also links them to specific research papers, so that students can easily explore further. A wonderful new resource for both students and teachers!’ Eric von Hippel, T. Wilson Professor of Innovation, MIT Sloan School of Management‘Innovation Management is an excellent text for any course on innovation management, entrepreneurship, or innovation policy. Hartmann has carefully collected and curated essential authors and texts on these topics and introduces them in a way that helps students understand how they fit into broader ‘conversations; on innovation.’ R. Daniel Wadhwani, Director of Research & Graduate Programs, Greif Center for Entrepreneurial Studies, USC Marshall School of Business‘Rasmus Koss Hartmann’s new textbook is a breath of fresh air for students of innovation. Rather than the tiresome lecturing of traditional textbooks, Hartmann is the student’s guide through the primary literature in innovation, strategy, economics, and organization evolution. Students will engage with both this literature and Hartmann as they explore the classics of this field up through current literature on AI, ecosystems, and public policy. What a fine, provocative, and engaging contribution to the innovation management literature!’ Michael L. Tushman, Paul R. Lawrence MBA Class of 1942 Professor Emeritus, Harvard Business School

Rasmus Koss Hartmann is Associate Professor of Management in the Department of Management, Society and Communication at Copenhagen Business School. Professor Hartmann’s research has been supported by the Danish Council for Independent Research’s Elite Research grant and the Carlsberg Foundation, and has been shortlisted for awards from the Academy of Management and the European Group on Organization Studies. He has previously been employed at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and at the University of Southern Denmark where he also received the Special Prize for Research-based Education.