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This chapter presents the data gathered through the three case studies. As recommended by Eisenhardt (1989, 539ff.), the case studies are presented and analyzed separately from each other (see “within-case analysis,” section 3.2.2). However, the presentation of each case study follows the same structure:
The first section of each case study presents the setting, introducing the topic of the competition, the target community, and the partners involved. The second section takes a close look at the level of creativity of the ideas gathered in each idea competition. The third section examines the participants who submitted the ideas – considering, first, their socioeconomic profile and, second, the extent to which they show lead-user characteristics. Furthermore, the third section aims to explore the characteristics of those participants with high creativity scores.
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Krämer, A. (2015). Insights from the field: Case studies. In: Low-Income Consumers as a Source of Innovation. Springer Gabler, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-08930-6_4
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