Sub-theme 10: [SWG 10] Innovating for Desirable Futures: Exploring the Intersection of Innovation, Sustainability, and Time
Convenors:
Tima Bansal, Ivey Business School, Western University, USA
Miriam Feuls, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
Raghu B. Garud, Smeal College of Business, Penn State University, USA
Session I: Thursday, July 04, 09:00 to 10:30, U7-P0-01
Introduction to the Sub-theme
Chair: Tima Bansal, Raghu B. Garud, Miriam Feuls
Plenary
Session II: Thursday, July 04, 11:00 to 12:30
- Parallel Stream -
Parallel Stream A: (Corporate) Governance of Sustainability - Room: U7-P0-01
Chair: Tima Bansal
Mia Raynard, Vitaliano Barberio and Magdalena Winkler
Cultivating dreams: How regulation and hype shape emerging industries
Lukas Rickling, Ann-Kristin Zobel, Lukas Falcke, Qinli Lu and Rhea Riemke
Creating a net-zero future: The temporal interplay of innovation and governance for corporate decarbonization
Kristin Undheim
Producing futures – Regulatory sandboxes as sites of hyperprojectivity
Parallel Stream B: Innovating for Desirable Futures - Room: U7-P0-16
Chair: Raghu B. Garud
Amanda Williams
Innovating solutions for the UN Sustainable Development Goals: Temporality, time pressure and time perceptions
Cristian (Cris) Trejos Taborda
Positioning hybrid product-category innovations for desirable futures
Victor Seidel and Thomas Gillier
Crafting future innovations: The network structure of ideas for visionary product concepts
Parallel Stream C: Process Perspectives on the Intersections of Innovation, Sustainability, and Time - Room: U7-P0-17
Chair: Miriam Feuls
Piera Morlacchi
Time, imagination and nature: Educating the temporal imagination for creating desirable futures
Kristiane M.F. Lindland and Alvin Panjeta
The temporal flow of situational justice in times of transition(s): Insights from potential conflicts related to offshore
wind farms in Norway
Majken Schultz, Tor Hernes, Jonathan Feddersen and Sunny Mosangzi Xu
Temporary organizing with nature: Reconfiguring the organization-natural environment interplay
Session III: Thursday, July 04, 14:00 to 15:30
- Round Table -
Round Table A: Implementing Sustainability - Room: U7-P0-01
Chair: Tima Bansal
Frank Wijen, Mallory Flowers, Thijs Geradts, Patricia Klopf, Luca Berchicci and Magdalena Cholakova
How institutions impact the temporal orientation of wineries' adaptation to climate change
Jan-Philipp Ahrens, Melania Riefolo and Sina Großkopf
The organization as a collective intelligence – Reflections on family firms, organizational age, and sustainability
Andrew Greenman, Gamze Yakar-Pritchard, Frances Bowen, Bouwe Dijkstra and Stacia Stetkiewicz
Multiple modes of projectivity and temporal translation in the Biodiversity Credits innovation process
Victoria Kemanian
Bridging the gap between intention and action: Accelerating corporate sustainability integration into strategic management
Round Table B: Sustainable Entrepreneurship - Room: U7-P0-16
Chair: Raghu B. Garud
Ioana Sendroiu
“An exciting future is one click away”: Environmental entrepreneurship and climate crisis action
Alexa Böckel, Franziska Günzel-Jensen and Katharina Scheidgen
Embracing speed for resource mobilization in sustainable entrepreneurship
Saifur Rahman and Wendy Cukier
Women entrepreneurs and sustainability initiatives: Evidence from Canada and the United States
Viktoria Unger, Esther Salvi, Jelena Spanjol and Ali Aslan Gümüşay
Shaping sustainable futures: An impact entrepreneurship perspective
Round Table C: Imaginaries - Room: U7-P0-17
Chair: Miriam Feuls
Kiia Strömmer and Jarrod Ormiston
“We’re not the crypto-bros”: The role of utopian-dystopian imaginaries in reframing, solidifying and demarcating collective
identities in nascent entrepreneurial fields
Sunny Mosangzi Xu and Miriam Feuls
Regenerating imaginaries of an alternative future
Konstantin Hondros and Sigrid Quack
Time for utopia!? The impact of temporality on organizing alternatives
Gizem Kadioglu, Michael Gibbert and Bareerah Hafeez Hoorani
Back to the future: A call for using counterfactuals to imagine (un-)desirable futures
Session IV: Friday, July 05, 09:00 to 10:30
- Parallel Stream -
Parallel Stream A: Social Sustainability and Social Entrepreneurship - Room: U7-P0-01
Chair: Tima Bansal
Daniel J. Kruse
Being at the right place at the right time: Analysing the role of serendipity in the origin stories of social entrepreneurs
Anne Jacqueminet and Alison Holm
Off target? Selective coupling and enhancement in firms’ responses to accusations of human rights breaches
Birke Otto, Harry Sminia and Jörg Sydow
Continuously failing to innovate? Trajectories of antibiotics development
Parallel Stream B: Entrepreneurship for Desirable Futures - Room: U7-P0-16
Chair: Raghu B. Garud
Aracely Soto-Simeone
The temporal agency of corporate entrepreneurs
Ariel de Fauconberg and Matthew Grimes
Beyond the lean startup: A theory of entrepreneurial runways in the context of moon shot innovations
Benoît Roux
Business model design principles to actualize future sustainability concerns with contemporary economic viability
Parallel Stream C: Exploring the Intersections between Space and Time - Room: U7-P0-17
Chair: Miriam Feuls
Tobias Polzer, Stephan Leixnering and Selin Öner-Kula
Sustainable
digitalization of cities? A spatiotemporal perspective on digital humanism
Donncha Kavanagh
Scaling space and time: Learnings from Lemass
Nicholas Gill and Sari Laari-Salmela
Temporal distortions in implementation of innovation
Session V: Friday, July 05, 11:00 to 12:30
- Round Table -
Round Table A: Rethinking Innovation - Room: U7-P0-01
Chair: Tima Bansal
Anna Margolis and Fenna Blomsma
Signposting in time: Navigating rhythm multiplicity in transformative innovation
Hugo Firmo and Ragnhild Kvålshaugen
Recombination of physical resources? Firm growth in a circular economy
Nicolas Verger, Raffi Duymedjian and Julie Roberts
Innovation is dead, long live exnovation? A systematic and bibliometric review for theoretical conceptualisation of exnovation
Amber Geurts
Time to do things differently: Exploring temporal management in a case study of a national approach for biobased construction
Round Table B: Narrating Desirable Futures - Room: U7-P0-16
Chair: Raghu B. Garud
Anna Beatriz Niteroi
Navigating time: The interplay of temporalities in shaping present and future realities
Anup Nair, Robert C.H. Chia and Harry Sminia
Becoming sustainable: Narratives on sustainability oriented innovations at Ikea
Elisabeth Ebert, Alexander Mitterle and Achim Oberg
Future building revised: How organizations collectively imagine desired futures for sustainability
Harry Hoffmann and Simon Oertel
Innovating sustainability: Divergent temporal dynamics in corporate narratives
Round Table C: Future Making - Room: U7-P0-17
Chair: Miriam Feuls
Ilaria Durante, Stefano Magistretti and Claudio Dell'Era
Making plausible and desirable futures: The role of artifacts in future-making endeavors
Elina I. Mäkinen and Aurélie Toivonen
Emerging entrepreneurs, future-making practices, and the creation of desirable futures
Johanne Düsterbeck, Stefanie Habersang and Markus Reihlen
Bulletproofing desirable futures: Unveiling future-making as a terrain of visibility management
Linda Mitrojorgji and Davide Ravasi
Chunking thoughts and chunking time: Using intermediate timeframes to co-create a desired future
Session VI: Friday, July 05, 14:00 to 15:30
- Round Table -
Round Table A: Individual Perspectives - Room: U7-P0-01
Chair: Tima Bansal
Jane Bjørn Vedel
How individuals’ temporal coupling and orientation shape their ability to create dynamic capabilities and spur organizational
change
Jen Rhymer and Elizabeth Embry
Designing space for the new era of work: Exploring how the built environment interacts with the changing nature of organizing
Xiangru Qin and Birgit Muskat
Time as practice: How frontline workers struggle to implement green innovation
Shabnam Virdi and Sabyasachi Sinha
Adaptive giants: Examining the impact of corporate accelerators on shaping dynamic capabilities
Round Table B: Technologies - Room: U7-P0-16
Chair: Raghu B. Garud
Karelia Dagnaud
Cellulosic relationality: Organizing tekhnê as chains of matter, time, and expertise
Kaushik Bagchi
Looking back with purpose: The demand-pull of sustainability, the
evolution of technology, and the temporal elasticity of science
Kiri M. Dell, Amber Nicholson, Denise Conroy and Jenny Young
Futurising indigenous food sovereignty: Maori attitudes towards food enabling technologies
Glenn Kristiansen and Truls Erikson
Prospection and the flipped-agency problem in ventures
Indre Maurer, Niklas Dreymann, Suleika Bort and Mark Ebers
The different paths to innovation: A longitudinal configurational
analysis of temporal patterns of new ventures’ R&D alliance
portfolio formation Alliance Portfolio Formation
Jan Lepoutre
Of bees and birds, and butterflies. The becoming of deeptech organizations addressing grand challenges
Round Table C: Historical Analysis - Room: U7-P0-17
Chair: Miriam Feuls
Fabian Fluche
A historical-conceptual analysis of sustainability in light of finitude and management (education)
Lucy Caines
Modifying audience evaluations through temporal optimal distinctiveness work: Radical technology in the UK, 1970s–1980s
Rhea Li and Bart Clarysse
Making the impossible possible: A design engineering approach to develop grand solutions to grand challenges
Parham Ashur, Christof Brandtner and Bhargav Srinivasa Desikan
Dynamic persistence of institutions: Modeling the endurance of Red Vienna's public housing utopia, 1870–2009
Session VII: Saturday, July 06, 09:00 to 10:30
- Parallel Stream -
Parallel Stream A: Anticipating Risks - Room: U7-P0-01
Chair: Tima Bansal
Susan Cooper, Yuval Millo and Juliane Reinecke
Anticipatory responsibilization: Pensions funds and mandatory climate risk reporting
David V. Boivin and Olivier Boiral
Can you really not see this black swan coming? A case study on climate risk management
Julie Tixier, Mathieu Dunes and Elodie Brule-Gapihan
Run to the future: Unpack design fiction through risk perception, social capital and coping strategy
Fatima Shuwaikh and Rodrigo Gonçalves
Towards sustainable investments: Ambidextrous strategies for green innovation
Parallel Stream B: Philosophical Lenses - Room: U7-P0-16
Chair: Raghu B. Garud
Catriona M. Burke and Michael J. Morley
On responsibilising time and cultivating the temporal imagination for systemic transformation: Toward a theory of phronetic
temporal intelligence (TQ)
Frithjof E. Wegener
Developing a pragmatist perspective for co-designing desirable futures
Ghislain Deslandes and Xavier Pavie
Disciplining the “Queen of the World”? Innovating through imagination as a way of life
Parallel Stream C: Creative Ecosystems and Community - Room: U7-P0-17
Chair: Miriam Feuls
Laura Albareda and Oana Branzei
Craft
work for nature regeneration: Artisan entrepreneurs reclaiming temporal commons
Louise Bernard
Innovative art-based research as a crossroad to create a movement to desirable futures
Elco van Burg, Juliet Vink and Brian Tjemkes
The music stopped but we were still dancing: Rhythms of persistent tension in creative ecosystems
Session VIII: Saturday, July 06, 11:00 to 12:30, U7-P0-01
Closing Session
Chair: Tima Bansal, Raghu B. Garud, Miriam Feuls
Plenary