Promoting effective modes of the university-industry interaction and their evolution for economic catch-up in Asia
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2009
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East Asia Institute, Seoul, KR
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The project identified the drivers of, and barriers to university-industry relations (UIR) and collaboration in Asia. A survey and case studies were conducted to examine capacities and limitations of the universities and the industrial firms, legal and market institutions including intellectual property rights (IPRs) arrangements, and any historical legacies and cultural factors. One finding from the Malaysian team is that contrary to most of past findings, medium firms rather than large firms are more likely to collaborate with universities. The project also produced final reports by five country teams explaining the determinants of current UIR in each country.
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UNIVERSITIES, RESEARCH CENTRES, ORGANIZATION OF RESEARCH, PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS, INDUSTRY, INFORMATION EXCHANGE, INNOVATION SYSTEMS, DISSEMINATION OF KNOWLEDGE, KNOWLEDGE-BASED ECONOMY, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY POLICY, KOREA, CHINA, MALAYSIA, FAR EAST ASIA, UNIVERSITY INDUSTRY LINKAGES, COLLABORATION, TRIPLE HELIX