I.1Number of research articles with the word “coopetition” in the title
I.2Roadmap of the coopetition safari
1.1The theoretical roots of coopetition and future growth of the research field
2.1Theoretical perspectives of coopetition
3.1From coopetition strategy to coopetition management
4.1The value net and related concepts
4.2Network coopetition development patterns
4.3Relationship intensity-based coopetition matrix
5.1The baseline model of value creation and appropriation in coopetition
5.2The extended model of value creation and appropriation in coopetition
6.1The swinging pendulum of coopetition research
11.1Three loci of coopetition in the standardization process
11.2De facto standardization: the emergence of a standard through market competition
11.3De jure standardization: the emergence of a standard through committee cooperation
13.1Tensions and conflict in coopetition
16.1Coopetition frame creation, discourse, and emotions at multiple levels
17.1The coopetitive project team organizational design
17.2Managing coopetition by coopetitive project team
21.1The link between alliance portfolio composition and innovation performance
21.2The role of market uncertainty in the configuration of coopetitive portfolios
23.1Amazon ecosystem using Adner (2017) representation
23.2Ecosystem configuration—all actors represented (SEAM notation)
23.3Seller’s perspective (SEAM notation)
23.4Producer’s perspective (SEAM notation)
23.5Consumer’s perspective (SEAM notation)
24.1Patent litigation against publicly traded firms between 2005 and 2015 in the US
24.2Distribution of patent ownership for two competing pools
25.1Coopetitive multidimensional sequence analysis
26.1Chronological development of the number of scientific articles
27.1First-mover advantage enablers
27.2A dynamic resource management model of value creation
28.1IP categories relevant for coopetition
31.1Components of the business model
31.2Framework for coopetition-based business models
34.1BP-CE cooperative and competitive activities
34.2Interrelation levers of control with strategy, opportunity, and attention
34.3Integrative management control framework for a coopetitive network
35.1Triadic constellations between buying firm A and suppliers B, C, D, and E