December 2014: 229 x 152: 316pp76 illustrations
Hb: 978-0-415-73782-1 | £85.00eBook: 978-1-315-81778-1
TABLE OF CONTENTS:Part I: Knowledge-Based Resources as the Basis for CompetitiveAdvantage for Countries and Regions 1. Identifying Knowledge-BasedFactors Supporting Regional Development. Theoretical Frameworksand Systems of Indicators Giovanni Schiuma and Antonio Lerro 2. A NewTheory of Value: The New Invisible Hand of Altruism Thomas J. Housel,Wolfgang Baer and Johnathan Mun Part II: The Importance of MeasuringKnowledge-Based Resources 3. Towards Measurement of IntangibleCapital: Assessment of the Methods Presented by Baruch Lev Pirjo Ståhleand Sten Ståhle 4. Intellectual Capital Disclosure and Market ValuationAbdifatah Ahmed Haji and Nazli Anum Mohd Ghazali Part III: IntellectualCapital Reports in Europe 5. Intellectual Capital Statement as a StrategicManagement Tool – The European Approach Markus Will 6. TheOverview of IC Reporting Models within Serbian Industries SladjanaCabrilo 7. Shaping New Managerial Models for European Universities:The Impact of Reporting and Managing IC Susana Elena Perez, Karl HeinzLeitner, Giustina Secundo and Žilvinas Martinaitis Part IV: IntellectualCapital Reports in Asian Institutions 8. A Knowledge ManagementApproach to Intellectual Capital Reporting in Hong Kong Rongbin W.B.Lee and Jessica Y.T. Yip 9. Reporting on Intangibles: A Recent Survey fromJapan Tadanori Yosano 10. IC in Japan: Governmental Guidelines,Financial Market Perceptions and Company Practice Ulf Johanson andChitoshi Koga Part V: Intellectual Capital in Latinamerica 11. Innovationand Intangibles: The Challenges of Brazil Marcos Calvalcanti and AndréPereira Neto 12. Evaluating Intangibles Assets and Competitiveness inBrazilian Firms: The BNDES’s Approach Helena Tenório Veiga de Almeidaand Joao Paulo Carneiro H. Braga Part VI: Asian versus WesternApproaches on Intellectual Capital Reports 13. Varieties of Capitalismvs. Varieties of ‘Soft Regulatory’ Theories: A Discussion on the Case ofIntangibles Reporting in Japan and Germany Laura Girella and StefanoZambon Part VII: Trends and Challenges for Intellectual Capital Reports14. Trends and Challenges of Future IC Reporting: Experiences fromJapan Jun Yao and Erik Bjurström 15. Trends and Challenges forIntellectual Capital Eunika Mercier-Laurent
Recently Published: Intellectual Capitalin Organizations
Intellectual Capital inOrganizationsNon-Financial Reports and Accounts
Edited by Patricia Ordoñez de Pablos, University ofOviedo, Spain and Leif Edvinsson, Lund University, Sweden
Series: Routledge Advances in Organizational Learning andKnowledge Management
This book reviews the development of the field ofintellectual capital reporting, including core concepts, latestdevelopments, the main components of intellectual capital,how a statement is built, and key indicators of eachcomponent. Chapter contributors analyze experiences froma variety of pioneering companies and institutions aroundthe globe in measuring intellectual capital, including casestudies from educational and research institutions, andprovide crucial transnational comparisons.
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