2022
DOI: 10.1007/s10755-022-09641-6
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The Complementarity Investment in University-Industry Collaboration

Abstract: University-industry collaborations have been largely met with skepticism and resistance from faculty critics, who are concerned about the Academy adopting market-like behaviors and relying too heavily on industry. Yet, the pressures to engage in collaborations with industry, particularly to provide capital for universities, are likely to continue to increase. Guided by the capital-skill hypothesis, this study seeks to examine these realities through a case of a university-industry collaboration. We use an acti… Show more

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“…Although university-industry relations (UIRs) are not new, their relevance in innovation, economic development, and business competitiveness has expanded recently (Kliewe, 2015;Sun & Turner, 2023). The intensification and rapid changes in the competitive landscape have resulted in a significant shift in the roles and behaviors of market players (Chaney, 2012;Toni & Mattia, 2022), which has been facilitated by factors such as globalization (Fyall et al, 2012;Weinstein, 2020) and more rapid technological development (Bryndin, 2020;Litvinenko, 2020).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although university-industry relations (UIRs) are not new, their relevance in innovation, economic development, and business competitiveness has expanded recently (Kliewe, 2015;Sun & Turner, 2023). The intensification and rapid changes in the competitive landscape have resulted in a significant shift in the roles and behaviors of market players (Chaney, 2012;Toni & Mattia, 2022), which has been facilitated by factors such as globalization (Fyall et al, 2012;Weinstein, 2020) and more rapid technological development (Bryndin, 2020;Litvinenko, 2020).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%