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From separate systems to a hybrid order: accumulative advantage across public and private science at research one universities

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The implications of periodization for organizational mobility in a hybrid academic/commercial stratification system are discussed. The changing relationships between commercial and academic systems for the dissemination and use of scientific findings are examined.

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A man on the inside: unlocking communities as complementary assets

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A study examines the benefits of technological innovations for companies. The companies attempt to influence communities to take advantage of innovations is discussed.

United States, Public affairs, Venture Analysis, Business enterprises, Public relations, Company public relations

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The emergence of China as a leading nation in science

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A study is conducted to examine the evolution of scientific research and development sector in China.

China, Government domestic functions, Science and technology policy

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