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Name
Rice
First Name
John
Research Institution
John Rice is Academic Director (Research Development) at the University of Adelaide Business School. His research has focused on the internal characteristics of successful open innovators, and open innovation in transition and emerging economies. He has published in the International Journal of Technology Management, Technovation, the International Journal of Human Resource Management, the Asia Pacific Business Review, Economic Modelling and many other refereed journals. John's (and his Adelaide colleagues') interests in open innovation includes analysis of the internal characteristics of successful open innovators, the appropriation regimes employed by open innovators, and how open innovation is different in emerging and transition economies, especially in China and Eastern Europe
Area of expertise
open innovation in transition economies, appropriation regimes, Asia and Eastern Europe
Students going for a doctors degree
Contact
http://www.adelaide.edu.au/directory/john.rice
Relevant projects
Currently, John and colleagues in Adelaide are working on a project exploring open innovation in Singapore, along with numerous other projects.

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