Open social innovation : une revue systématique de littérature au service de l’autopsie d’un concept

Following a series of works on the concept of open innovation from the early 2000s, Chesbrough & Di Minin published a text in 2014 that establishes the concept of open social innovation (OSI). Our article offers a critical analysis of the use of the OSI concept to describe a supposedly singular form of social innovation (SI) process. The social innovation process is characterized, for many authors in SI, by cooperation with stakeholders and an intrinsically "open" process. Based on a systematic literature review, we question the added value of the OSI concept and open a research path on its articulation with academic research on the social innovation process.