2021
DOI: 10.18522/2073-6606-2021-19-4-110-126
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Trends in the academic world as a scientific and educational ecosystem

Abstract: Актуальность исследования «академического мира» обусловлена явными признаками рыночного поведения в научно-образовательной среде, разбалансированными процессами и механизмами, которыми сложно управлять, низкой востребованностью научно-образовательного продукта в социально-экономическом пространстве. Это привело к необходимости пересмотра концепции «академического мира». Анализ понятий, входящих в концепт «академический мир», делает возможным получение числовых данных, необходимых для моделирования академическо… Show more

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“…The results confirm that successful development of both the clusters and ecosystems requires support from the region in order to accelerate bringing innovations to consumers. In this direction, Borovskaya et al consider [16] in detail another actor of the ecosystem, science and education, under the single term of "academic world". They consider three groups of the academic world, students, teachers and administrators, involved in the innovation process, but their interaction with the external environment is not described as matching the open innovation concept.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The results confirm that successful development of both the clusters and ecosystems requires support from the region in order to accelerate bringing innovations to consumers. In this direction, Borovskaya et al consider [16] in detail another actor of the ecosystem, science and education, under the single term of "academic world". They consider three groups of the academic world, students, teachers and administrators, involved in the innovation process, but their interaction with the external environment is not described as matching the open innovation concept.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%