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Innovations emerge increasingly in practice-based processes combining both practical and scientific knowledge. The innovation processes are typically cooperative non-linear processes where knowledge production is triggered by different kinds of sources. Innovation based on a scientific theoretical approach is an exception rather than the rule as such a source. Therefore, knowledge production in practice-based, networked innovation processes requires new methodological approaches. The interrogative model of inquiry, having its origins in the field of theoretical philosophy, is presented as such a methodological approach. A mental exercise of knowledge production in the middle ground between the practice-based metal industry and science-based nanotechnology is used to clarify the methodological approach. Ke ywords: innovation, knowledge production, innovation systems, interrogative model, philosophy

Knowledge Production in Networked Practice-based Innovation Processes – Interrogative Model as a Methodological Approach