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Dear Raúl.
Your question is rather wide, and it does not indicate why you want to find such studies. This - in turn - makes it difficult to provide good suggestions, but I will give it a try. I would suggest that you read Rothwell (1994) for a good overview of different generations of "innovation management models". In the article he gives an historical overview over how firms generally have worked with innovation.
A second suggestion is to read Marinova and Phillimore (2003), which gives a similar overview, in which they present a historical examination of models used to explain firm innovation.
A third suggestion is to read Orrt and van der Duin (2008) in which they add a contextual perspective on which models that applies to what context. Their basic proposition is that firms need tailor their innovation approach to the type of innovation, organization(s), industry and country/culture.
1. Rothwell, R (1994), "Towards the fifth generation innovation process". International Marketing Review 11(1), pp. 7-31
2. Marinova, D and Phillimore, J (2003), "Models of Innovation". In Shavinina, L (2003) Handbook on Innovation, pp. 44 - 53, Oxford: Elsevier.
3. Orrt, J.R. and van der Duin, P.A. (2008),"The evolution of innovation management towards contextual innovation", European Journal of Innovation Management, Vol. 11 Iss 4, pp. 522 - 538
Hope this can be a starting point.
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