Special Issue Editors:
Gerard Athaide, Loyola University Maryland
S.P. Raj, Syracuse University
Jagdish Sheth, Emory University
Emerging economies have become fertile markets for innovation – both from necessity and from pent-up aspirations and creativity. Furthermore, emerging economies differ from developed markets on several fundamental dimensions such as culture, income distribution, and infrastructure. Therefore, innovations that take such contextual characteristics into account are more likely to be successful. Collectively, these perspectives suggest that emerging economy innovation offers a rich and fertile area for greater scholarly inquiry. We aim to extend the scope of innovation attention given by scholars to developing economies and to focus intellectual attention to an emerging area of scholarly inquiry.
Read more: https://whitman.syr.edu/snyder/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/JPIM-Innovation-in-Emerging-Economies-Call-for-Papers-Extension.pdf