Industrial culture focuses mainly on the production of 'things'–of static objects. Knowledge,
on the other hand, is constantly in flux, like a flowing stream. Conventional industrial notions …

New dedicated capital markets specialized in the public transactions of the stocks of 'science-
based companies' emerged in the USA during the 1970s. These new financial markets …

New knowledge with commercial potential is continually created in academic institutions.
How is it turned into economically valuable businesses? This paper argues that the transfer …

If the industrial economy ran on coal and iron ore, the fuel of today's economy is knowledge.
1 Technologies have always been underpinned by knowledge, but an economy run on …

Entrepreneurship and intellectualism are usually juxtaposed. In an increasingly complex
context for business activity there is though an opportunity to mobilize the competencies of …

The capitalization of knowledge is an emerging mode of production (Etzkowitz, 1983). Until
the past few decades, a sceptical view of firm formation was the taken-for-granted …

Today, the entrepreneurial drive is a key element of the evolving knowledge economy. To
maintain their competitive edge in this globalised world, countries are looking to implement …

DURING THE FIRST HALF of the twentieth century, the locus of innovation was the
corporate lab, housed inside the research and development departments of large …

" A great deal of intellectual entrepreneurship happens between institutions. Between
institutions in the dual sense of the term: institutions as organizations and institutions as …

E ty of Texas at Austin. He also is a professor in the Department of Communication Studies
and the Division of Rhetoric and Composition. c Charlotte A. Sullivan is a doctoral candidate …