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I am looking for the answer of: How Chinese mode of Triple Helix (university-government-industry) collaboration is different from other countries?
Or
Which thing make unique to Chinese mode of Triple Helix from others?
If possible share some reference paper as well.
Thank you in advance!
I cannot tell the difference between these two according to the papers I read. Maybe System is a bigger concept? Can anyone suggest literature on this topic or tell me the difference?
There are a lot of articles and studies that mention the importance of innovative culture to reach innovation in products, process or organizational management. But, how does impact in sales or profits this "behaviour"?
That is what I want to analyse.
I'm looking for papers and books about the economics of science and technological parks, theoretically and empirically.
Theoretically, I want to understand the underlying logic and when science parks are a good or a bad choice.
Empirically, I'm looking for cost-benefit analysis: are they a good investment?
I am working on a paper on how government cultivates innovation network. Can anyone suggest literature on how government works on building up a successful innovation network, maybe utilizing cases in Silicon Valley or Shenzhen. If possible, can anyone suggest how to collect facts proving that government does make progress on cultivating innovation network. I am really looking forward to any suggestion.
I am looking for literature on RIS in solar energy/PV in the Indian context.
I am using regional innovation systems and grounded innovation analytical framework to study bioenergy innovation in two case-study areas.
Dear colleagues, please help me clarify the following issue:
Regional innovation system (RIS) is
a) a subsystem of a region ‘responsible’ for generation, diffusion and exploitation of knowledge (along with political subsystem, social subsystem, etc.)
or b) a certain regional context, a certain state of regional institutions, which in total makes a region as a system to be regarded as innovative (i.e. innovation is being present in various subsystems of the region, such as social, ecological, etc.)?
Any other explanation apart from the two mentioned above are welcome. Please cite your references.