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Developing search strings In the management literature, the terms sustainability and innovation have been interpreted broadly, used in diverse ways and applied in a variety of contexts. We thus required a tightly defined research strategy when using these terms as a basis for a literature search to return primary studies addressing our specific research question. Table 5 KEYWORDS THEME SYNONYMS AND ALTERNATIVES An initial scoping of the literature helped to identify keywords to use when constructing search strings. With the support of the Guidance Committee, we developed and refined this list over a number of iterations, resulting in the list presented in Table 5. Sustainability environmental* OR green* OR corporate social responsibility OR csr OR corporate sustainability OR eco-innovation OR green technology OR renewable* OR social responsibility OR environmental social responsibility OR social environmental management OR sustainable develop* OR triple bottom line OR eco-efficien* OR eco-effectiv* OR sustainable development indicator* OR sdi OR sustainability-oriented innovation OR soi OR biomimicry OR beyond-greening OR frugal innovation OR reverse innovation OR trickle up innovation OR cradle to cradle OR social innovation OR iso 14001 OR bottom of the pyramid OR bop Innovation innovat* OR innovation management OR innovation process* OR innovation activit* OR implement* OR adopt* OR diffus* OR R&D OR invent* OR new product development OR npd OR radical innovation OR incremental innovation OR disruptive innovation OR discontinuous innovation OR continuous improvement Innovating for Sustainability 70
Search methods We used the following methods to search the literature: search of electronic databases, citation searching and hand searching. Table 6 DATABASE PAPER SELECTION DATABASE NUMBER OF DATABASE RETURNS Electronic databases Between March and June 2012, we searched a range of electronic databases using configurations of the keywords listed in Table 5. The returns for each database are detailed in Table 6. NUMBER REMAINING AFTER ELIMINATION BASED ON REVIEW OF ABSTRACTS AND TITLES ULTIMATELY SELECTED PAPERS EBSCO Business Source Complete 2,097 187 67 IBSS 148 18 0 ISI Web of Knowledge 1,156 74 12 JSTOR 209 4 0 ZETOC 49 16 2 Energy Citations 6 1 0 BASE 382 25 2 Innovating for Sustainability 71
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innovating for sustainability A Sys
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Through innovation, companies can b
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Dear Reader, I’m pleased to share
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introduction This systematic review
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To address the needs of all firms,
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origins of SOI and its relation to
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customers or the acquisition of new
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We developed our model of contexts
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From the models reviewed, we envisi
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