Paper has shaped society for centuries and is considered one of humanity's most important
inventions. However, pulp and paper products can be damaging to social and natural …

Following the tradition of using opposing concepts as a basis for organisational analysis,
this article advances a theory‐based understanding of incumbent firms in sustainability …

Coenen L., Moodysson J. and Martin H. Path renewal in old industrial regions: possibilities
and limitations for regional innovation policy, Regional Studies. This paper analyses the …

Mitigation of global warming, energy security and industrial competitiveness urge the energy-
intensive pulp and paper industry (PPI) to transform energy use practices. This study …

How do fundamental transformations of socio-technical systems occur? What kinds of
difficulties are associated with shifting away from undesirable systems of provision? How …

Sustainability transitions are commonly considered impossible without regime change.
Theoretical work on regime change has mainly focused on niches and landscapes and less …

Research has revealed the existence of an energy-efficiency gap–the difference between
optimal and actual energy end-use, suggesting that energy efficiency can be improved …

The need to view innovation policy through the lens of policy mixes has gained momentum
given the growing complexity, the dynamics of real-world policy and the wide array of …

This paper analyzes how incumbent firms act to shape markets for new technology
alternatives. It introduces a framework that highlights important linkages between the …

The pulp and paper industry faces several challenges linked to climate and environmental
impact, resource efficiency, rising energy prices, increased competition for biomass …