Policy Suggestions on Innovation and Development of China’s Industry-University-Research Strategic Alliance

Abstract

As is shown in the latest achievements in scientific research and major developed countries' relevant experience, industry-university-research strategic alliance serves as a crucial way to improve independent innovative ability. With such alliance being an important path to achieve independent innovation and innovative system with Chinese characteristics, government is expected to enhance its policy guidance and create favorable policy environment during industry-university-research cooperation.Keywords: Industry-university-research, Strategic alliance, Policy suggestions Industry-university-research alliance is an organizational form of three fields' cooperation with enterprises taking the dominance, a new cooperation pattern relying on knowledge, technology and information interaction as its major means as well as an effective way for the combination of economics and technology and for economy guided by science and technology. During the process of promoting the cooperation among the three sides and constructing industry-university-research strategic alliance, government's guidance role has to be exerted to produce more and better policy suggestions for the innovation and development of such alliance.

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