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The Journal of Technology Transfer - Despite the growing interest in understanding innovative activities, an important limitation of the current literature on innovation—both public and... 相似文献
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The Journal of Technology Transfer - In this paper we first propose a proxy for early stage activity in a country’s exports based on product life cycle theory. Employing a conditional latent... 相似文献
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The Indiana University Advanced Research and Technology Institute (ARTI) is the technology transfer organ of the Indiana University system. ARTIs structure is complex, and has been dynamic since its creation in 1996. This complexity stems in part from the diversity represented by the Indiana University system and from competing interests within the university itself. In addition to the intrinsic value of higher education, the university has the potential to add substantial value to Indianas economic landscape through technology transfer, economic development initiatives and the resulting job creation, but realizing that potential will require effectively leveraging a disconnected network including the IU campuses and critical capabilities contributed by the states other world class institutions. This paper reviews the formation of ARTI, a discussion of its structure and evolving mission, recent initiatives and some possible metrics for technology transfer initiatives. 相似文献
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Audretsch David Bruce Belitski Maksim Caiazza Rosa 《The Journal of Technology Transfer》2021,46(6):1995-2016
The Journal of Technology Transfer - The knowledge spillover theory of entrepreneurship (KSTE) seeks to explain the mechanisms of how uncommercialized knowledge can be turned into new to market... 相似文献
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The Journal of Technology Transfer - Entrepreneurship education and entrepreneurship policies have a common goal—to spur entrepreneurial activity and its impact on individuals, organizations,... 相似文献
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Academic policy and entrepreneurship: a European perspective 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
David B. Audretsch Erik E. Lehmann Stefano Paleari 《The Journal of Technology Transfer》2015,40(3):363-368
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This study focuses on regional entrepreneurial ecosystems and offers a complex model of start-ups, Regional Entrepreneurship and Development Index (REDI) and six domains of the entrepreneurial ecosystem (culture, formal institutions, infrastructure and amenities, IT, Melting Pot and demand). Altogether they capture the contextual features of socioeconomic, institutional and information environment in cities. To explain variations in entrepreneurship in a cross-section of 70 European cities, we utilize exploratory factor analysis and structural equation modelling for regional systems of entrepreneurship using individual perception surveys by Eurostat and the REDI. This study supports policymakers and scholars in development of new policies conducive to regional systems of innovation and entrepreneurship and serves as a basis for future research on urban entrepreneurial ecosystems. 相似文献
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Ahmed Alshumaimri Taylor Aldridge David B. Audretsch 《The Journal of Technology Transfer》2010,35(6):585-596
This paper explains why and how a technology transfer revolution is taking place in Saudi Arabia to meet the mandate that
Saudi Arabia become globally competitive as a knowledge-based innovative economy. The paper explains and identifies the new
policies and institutions that have been introduced and developed to facilitate technology transfer and knowledge spillovers
from the universities for commercialization and ultimately innovative activity and economic growth. The paper finds that a
technology transfer revolution in Saudi Arabia is taking place, with the goal of leapfrogging from the factor-based stage
of economic development to the innovation-based stage of economic development, while bypassing the intermediary efficiency-based
stage of economic development. 相似文献
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In this paper we compare the relationship between a firm’s innovation capital and the likelihood that a firm will commercialize an invention. Our index of innovation capital is the product of the firm’s human capital, social capital, and reputational capital. We find from our empirical experiment, which uses Small Business Innovation Research data, that innovation capital is a statistically more important entrepreneurial input to the innovation output of commercialization than any of its components. 相似文献