Self-Organisation Perspective to Responsible Innovation in Industry

CITATION

Čeičytė, J., & Petraitė, M. (2017). Self-Organisation Perspective to Responsible Innovation in Industry. Organizacijø Vadyba: Sisteminiai Tyrimai, 78(1), 21–32.

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ABSTRACT
Based on scientific literature analysis, the article examines the complex nature of the responsible innovation
concept and provides the conceptual integration of a self-organisation perspective into the concept of
responsible innovation within industry. Self-organisation characteristics are presented and argued as useful
constructs for a better understanding of responsible innovation processes.


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