“…[Aitken and Hage, 1970;Zaltman et al, 1973]; -development of studies on scientific innovation in sociology [Mulkay and Turner, 1971;Mulkay, 1969Mulkay, , 1972aMulkay, , 1972bMulkay, , 1975; -further theoretical developments on the concept of innovation as the first commercialization of new product (process) [Freeman, 1971;SPRU, 1972]; -emphasis on the importance of scientific autonomy and independence for the flourishing of science [Merton, 1973]; -further development of empirical studies on innovation process [Langrish et al, 1972;Hayvaert, 1973;Rothwell et al, 1974;Schock, 1974;Szakasits, 1974;Rothwell, 1976;Rubenstein et al, 1976;Utterback, 1975]; -some opposition to the term "innovation": "use of the term innovation is counterproductive" [Roberts and Romine, 1974, p. 4]; -technological imperatives model [Rosenberg, 1976]; -need-pull model of innovation [Roessner, 1979;Herbert and Hoar, 1982;Rothwell, 1984, Rothwell & Zegveld, 1985 1980-s -empirical studies on innovation process [Cooper, 1980]; -innovation avenues model [Sahal, 1981], -comprehensive theories of innovation diffusion and imitation in the view of evolutionary theory in economics [Mansfield et al, 1981;Nelson and Winter, 1982] -one of the first comprehensive research on social innovation [Chambon and Devevey, 1982]; -black box innovation model [Rosenberg, 1982] -technological paradigms model [Dosi, 1982[Dosi, , 1988; -further theoretical developments on the concept of innovation as the first commercialization of new product in evolutionary models (process) [Nelson and Winter, 1982]; -emergence the concept of financial in...…”