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Universities and industrially relevant science: towards measurement models and indicators of entrepreneurial orientation

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A study conducted to analyze the connectivity between academic science and industrial research using entrepreneurial orientation models and indicators within the quantitative analytical framework is presented.

Netherlands, Models, Usage

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Exploring the knowledge filter: how entrepreneurship and university-industry relationships drive economic growth

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Knowledge as a crucial growth for economic development is discussed. The vital contribution of entrepreneurship and university-industry relations for effective development of knowledge is emphasized.

Germany, Scientific Research and Development Services, Development, Economic Programs-Total Govt, Administration of Economic Programs, Economic development, Knowledge management

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Paths of commercial knowledge: forms and consequences of university-enterprise synergy in scientist-sponsored firms

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The generation and diffusion of commercial knowledge and its implications on the synergy between the university and enterprises is discussed.

France, Diffusion of innovations

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