Grillitsch, M., Asheim, B.T. and Solheim, M.C.W. (2024). Bouncing forward better – Micro-foundations for combinatorial innnovaton. Innovation: The European Journal of Social Science Research.

Nowinska, A, and Solheim, M.C.W. (2024). Unpacking the influence of foreignness on employment prospects within a multinational enterprise: an examination of gender, professional experience and duration of stay. Journal of Global Mobility. 

Karlstrøm, B., Jansen, T.M and Solheim, M.C.W. (2023). 
Talking with venture capitalists: gender perceptions in investment decisions.  International Journal of Entrepreneurial Behavior and Research. 

Liu, D. and Solheim, M.C.W.
(2023).
Tuition Fees for International Students  in Norway: A Policy Debate, Beijing International Review of Education

Meland, K.V: Fitjar, R:D, Solheim, M.C.W. and Iakovleva, T. (2023). Digital product innovations: The impact of inter-firm collaboration and managers` attitudes. International Journal of Innovation Management

Sjøtun, S.G. and Solheim, M.C.W. (2023) .
Exploring the geographies of responsible innovation – Guest Editorial, Norwegian Journal of Geography

Sletten, S., Jonasmo, K.W. and Solheim, M.C.W. (2023).
Changing industrial trajectories through business model innovation: a case study of the oil and gas industry in Norway European Planning Studies

Jordahl, A.P., Reistad, R., Deegan, J., and Solheim, M.C.W. (2023).
Translating in practice: On the role of translation in entrepreneurial discovery processes in Norway . Norwegian Journal of Geography

Quan, X. and Solheim, M.C.W. (2023).
Public-private partnerships in smart cities: A critical survey and research agenda . City, Culture and Society

Solheim, M.C.W, Aadland, T., Eide, A.E. and Haneberg, D.H (2023).
Drivers for agility in times of crisis.– European Business Review

Solheim, M.C.W. (2022). Diversity and inclusion is a must to make innovation work for all. Shorter piece for Nature 612, S.11.

Lien, L., Timmermans, B., Alsos, G.A., Solheim, M.C.W. and Sørheim, R. (2022).  Innovasjonsatferd i krisetider. Innsikter fra norsk næringsliv. – Magma, Econa

Deegan, J., Solheim, M.C.W., Jakobsen, S-E, and Isaksen, A. (2022).
One coast, two systems: Regional innovation systems and entrepreneurial discovery in Western Norway. Growth and Change

Moss, S.M. and Solheim, M.C.W. (2022)
Shifting Diversity Discourses and New Feeling Rules? The Case of Brexit. Human Arenas.

Solheim, M.C.W. and S.M. Moss, S.M. (2021).
Inter-organizational learning within an organization? Mainstreaming gender policies in the Swedish ministry of foreign affairs. The Learning Organization.

Eide, A-E., Solheim, M.C.W. and Alsos, G. (2021).
Sjokkdigitalisering i krisetider. Magma, Econa.

Aarstad, J., Kvitastein, O.A., and Solheim, M.C.W. (2021).
External shocks and enterprises’ dynamic capabilities in a time of regional distress. Growth and Change.

Herstad, S.J., Solheim, M.C.W., and Engen, M. (2021).
Collected worker experiences, knowledge management practices and service innovation in urban Norway. Papers in Regional Science.

Solheim, M.C.W., Boschma, R., and Herstad, S.J. (2020).
Collected worker experience and the novelty content of innovation. Research Policy.

Herstad, S.J., Solheim, M.C.W. and Engen,M. (2019).
Learning through urban labour pools: collected worker experiences and innovation in services. Environment and Planning A.

Solheim, M.C.W., and Fitjar, R.D. (2018). Samanhengar mellom utanlandskfødd arbeidskraft og innovasjon: er det kjønnsmessige og geografiske skilnader? (The relationship between foreign-born workers and innovation: Are there gender and geographical differences?). Søkelys på arbeidslivet.

Solheim, M.C.W., and Herstad, S.J. (2018).
The Differentiated Effects of Human Resource Diversity on Corporate Innovation.International Journal of Innovation and Technology Management.

Solheim, M. C.W. and Fitjar, R.D. (2018).
Foreign Workers Are Associated with Innovation, But Why? International Networks as a Mechanism. International Regional Science Review.

Solheim, M.C.W, and Tveterås, R. (2017).
Benefitting from co-location? Evidence from the upstream oil and gas industry. Extractive Industries and Society.

Solheim, M.C.W. (2016).
Foreign workers and international partners as channels to international markets in core, intermediate and peripheral regions. Regional Studies, Regional Science.