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Chapter 2 was accepted, peer-reviewed and pre- sented at the Spring School for Organized Creativity (March 2019), Frei Universität Berlin, Germany (OMT listing). An earlier version of this paper was presented by one of the co-authors at a seminar
at the business school of Anglia Ruskin University (December, 2018), Cambridge, United Kingdom.
Chapter 3 was accepted and presented at the annu- al conference of European Group for Organization Studies (EGOS) (July, 2019) Edinburgh, Scotland.
Chapter 4 is currently in the third round of revision at the journal Organization Studies. Earlier versions of this chapter have been accepted, peer-reviewed and presented at various conferences:
* Academy of Management Conference (AOM) (Au- gust, 2017) Atlanta, USA.
* Paper Development Workshop (PDW) on Creative Industries, sponsored by Society for the Advance- ment of Management Studies (OMT listing) (June, 2017), Edinburgh, Scotland.
* Annual conference of European Group for Organi- zation Studies (EGOS) (July, 2016) Naples, Italy.
* International Conference on Organizational Learn- ing, Knowledge and Capabilities (OLKC), (April, 2016) St. Andrews, Scotland
* Organization Studies Summer Workshop for the Special Issue ‘Organizational Creativity, Play and Entrepreneurship (March, 2015) Chania, Greece.
An earlier version of this chapter is awarded for Best Student Paper Award
This chapter is developed with Dr. Maura Soekijad and Prof. dr. Marleen Huysman. The analysis of
the findings of this chapter is partly developed in collaboration with Prof. Dr. Beth Bechky (New York University).
This chapter is developed together with Dr. Maura Soekijad. The analysis of the findings of this chapter is partly developed in collaboration with Prof. Dr. Beth Bechky (New York University).
This chapter is developed with dr. Maura Soekijad, Prof. dr. ir. Hans Berends and Prof. Dr. Marleen Huysman.