As the economies and indigenous technological capabilities of the new industrialized
countries improve, national universities and public research organizations are expected to …

Much in line with what has been happening in developed economies for the past few
decades, policy decision makers and industry strategists in developing countries have …

Collaboration between universities and industries is critical for skills development
(education and training), the generation, acquisition, and adoption of knowledge (innovation …

The article introduces the special section on “University–industry linkages and academic
engagements: Individual behaviours and firms' barriers”. We first revisit the latest …

This paper investigates the impact of publicly funded university–industry collaboration on UK
firms' R&D effort. We test the hypotheses that project participation has a positive effect on …

A large number of works have studied university–industry relationships either from a
qualitative point of view or relying on a case study of a single university. The aim of this …

Page 1 Page 2 Developing National Systems of Innovation Page 3 This book is dedicated to:
Daniel Chudnovsky (1944–2007) Jo Lorentzen (1962–2011) Dani Nabudere (1932–2011) …

This paper advances our understanding of university-industry research and development
(R&D) collaborations. These strategic relationships are a dimension of entrepreneurial …

University–Industry (UI) cooperation is defined as “the interaction between any parts of the
higher educational system and industry aiming mainly to encourage knowledge and …

Abstract Knowledge flows between universities, public research institutes and firms may
take various channels according to agents' motivations and expected benefits. Models were …