Publications

CHAPTERS IN BOOKS

  1. Fees, W., & Taherizadeh, A. (2012). Exploring the employee-driven innovation concept by comparing ‘innovation capability management’ among German and Chinese firms. In S. Høyrup, M. Bonnafous-Boucher, C. Hass, M. Lotz & Kirsten Møller (Eds.), Employee Driven Innovation- A New Approach(Chapter 10). Hampshire, UK: Palgrave Macmillan, pp. 185-210.

REFEREED ACADEMIC CONFERENCE PAPERS

  1. Taherizadeh, A., and Isabelle, D. (2019, April 7-10). Do theories of strategic alliances adequately explain open-source technological collaborations?Paper published and presented at ISPIM Connects Ottawa on Innovation for local and global impact, Ottawa, Canada. 
  2. Taherizadeh, A. (2016, July 06-08). Developing the inductive theory of OSS technological collaborations as a new breed of strategic alliances. Paper published and presented at the 16thInternational Schumpeter Society (ISS) Conference on Evolutionary Economics, Montreal, Canada. 
  3. Taherizadeh, A. (2016, April 28-29). Swimming against the current: Why is ‘open innovation’ concept so rarely criticized?Edited by K. A. Grant, and S. Wise, ISBN: 978-1-910810-86-6 (pp. 255-262). Paper published and presented at the 4thInternational Conference on Innovation and Entrepreneurship (ICIE), Toronto, Canada. 
  4. Taherizadeh, A., and Banik, M. (2014, June 8-11). Investigating coordination mechanisms of the Borromean Trinity of open source software development. Paper published and presented at the XXV ISPIM Conference – Innovation for Sustainable Economy & Society (ISBN: 978-952-265-590-5), Dublin, Ireland. 
  5. Banik, M., and Taherizadeh, A. (2014, May 27-30). Investigating the Borromean Trinity of open source software innovation: Case study research for theory building on open innovation. Paper published and presented at the Industry Studies Conference – Sustaining Sustainability in the Face of Increasing Risk, Portland, U.S.A.
  6. Taherizadeh, A., Devi, S., & Fees, W. (2011, November 15-17). Innovation capability in Malaysia: Anempirical investigation.Paper published and presented at the 9thGLOBELICS International Conference on Creativity,Innovation and Economic Development, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
  7. Taherizadeh, A. (2011, May 16-26).The effects of the international trade and investment on the Malaysian SMEs’ innovation capability development. Paper published and presented at the 7thInternational PhD-school on National Systems of Innovation and Economic Development, GLOBELICS Academy 2011, Tampere, Finland.
  8. Fees, W., and Taherizadeh, A. (2011, July 1-3). Innovation capability in the Chinese, German and US firms: An empirical comparative investigation. Paper published and presented atAnnual Conference of the Academy of Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China.
  9. Fees, W., and Taherizadeh, A. (2009, February 3-6). Innovation management in China: What casts a cloud?Edited by L. Murry Gillin, ISBN: 978-0-9803328-5-8 (pp. 1253-1266). Paper published and presented at the 6thAGSE International Entrepreneurship Research Exchange, The University of Adelaide- South Australia.
  10. Fees, W., and Taherizadeh, A. (2008, November 12-13). Ownership type and innovation management in China. Paper published and presented at IIBD & LEWI International Conference on Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Hong Kong.

OTHER SCHOLARLY PRESENTATIONS

  1. Taherizadeh, A. (2017, August 05). Technological Battles of OSS Firms/Communities to Shape the Future of Broadcasting Industry – The Case of Savoir-faire Linux’s R&D Project on FFmpeg. The 18thannual DebConf, Montreal, Canada.
  2. Taherizadeh, A. (2017, April 28).  An Empirical Investigation of ‘Technological Collaboration’ in shared R&D and Innovation Processes in the Open Source Software Industry.Paper presented at 19e Colloque des cycles supérieurs du CIRST, Montreal, Canada. 
  3. Taherizadeh, A. (2011, May 16-26). The Effects of the International Trade and Investment on the Malaysian SMEs’ Innovation Capability Development. The 11thResearch Training Camp of GLOBELICS Academy on Innovation and Economic Development. University of Tampere, Finland. 
  4. Fees, W., and Taherizadeh, A., & Hurle, A. (2010, May 20-21). Innovation potential in Mexican firms: An empirical study. Paper published and presented at the 5thInternational Conference on Innovation Management-Global Entrepreneurship,Poznan, Poland.  
  5. Fees, W., and Taherizadeh, A. (2009, May 21-22). Innovation management in China: Does ownership matter?Paper published and presented at the 4thInternational Conference on Innovation Management: The Cutting Edge of Business Education and Practice of Global Collaboration,Poznan, Poland.  
  6. Taherizadeh, A., and Yousefi Fard, P. (2009, May 21-22). Service quality dimensions in higher education: M.B.A. students’ perspective. Paper published and presented at the 4thInternational Conference on Innovation Management: The Cutting Edge of Business Education and Practice of Global Collaboration,Poznan, Poland.   

SCHOLARLY WORKS IN PROGRESS

  1. “Open Platform, Continuous Innovation”: Openness as a Constellation of Technical Conditions (with Prof. Marc Banik at ESG-UQAM); 
  2. Towards Understanding the Multidimensional Nature of Business Model Innovation: A Systematic Research Synthesis;
  3. Modelling the Nature of Open Innovation Core Processes in Open Source Software Industry: An Inductive Theory Building Approach.

RESEARCH REPORTS

Taherizadeh, A. (2014). Deconstructing the Borromean Trinity of Free/Libre and Open Source Software Development: A Case Study at Savoir-faire Linux. (Mitacs-Accelerate Report Nr. IT02945). Montreal (QC): Mitacs-Accelerate Program.