University technology transfer: the globalization of academic innovation / ed. by S.M.Breznitz, H.Etzkowitz. - New York; London: Routledge/Taylor & Francis, 2016. - xix, 482 p.: ill., tab. - (Routledge studies in global competition; 31). - Incl. bibl. ref. - Ind.: p.467-482. - ISBN 978-0-415-71468-6 Шифр: (И/У5-U57) 02  Место хранения:   02 | Отделение ГПНТБ СО РАН | Новосибирск

Оглавление / Contents

List of figures .............................................. xiii List of tables ................................................. xv List of graphs ............................................... xvii List of contributors ........................................ xviii PART I Introduction ............................................ 1 1 The evolution of technology transfer ......................... 3 HENRY ETZKOWITZ 2 The globalization of academic innovation .................... 23 SHIRI M. BREZNITZ PART II USA .................................................... 35 3 The American experience in university technology transfer ... 37 MARYANN FELDMAN AND PAIGE CLAYTON 4 Technology transfer paradox of success at Stanford University: "don't fix" vs. "make it better" ................ 66 HENRY ETZKOWITZ 5 De-reifying technology transfer metrics: to address the stages and phases of TTO development ........................ 84 HENRY ETZKOWITZ AND DEVRIM GÖKTEPE-HULTÉN 6 The commercialization of new drugs and vaccines discovered in public sector research ....................... 102 ASHLEY J. STEVENS, JONATHAN J. JENSEN, KATRINE WYLLER, PATRICK C. KILGORE, ERIC LONDON, QINGZHI ZHANG, SABARNI K. CHATTERJEE, AND MARK L. ROHRBAUGH PART III Developed countries ................................. 147 7 Island of bliss? University technology commercialization practices in the Swiss innovation system ................... 149 CHRISTIANE GEBHARDT 8 UK university models of technology transfer in a global economy .................................................... 179 HELEN LAWTON SMITH AND JOHN GLASSON 9 An analysis of the development of the Irish technology transfer system ............................................ 202 CIARA FITZGERALD AND RORY P. O'SHEA 10 Commercialization and technology transfer policies and intellectual property regimes in Canada .................... 226 NICOLA HEPBURN AND DAVID A. WOLFE PART IV Developing countries ................................. 251 11 University technology transfer: the case of Spain .......... 253 ADELA GARCÍA-ARACIL, ELENA CASTRO-MARTÍNEZ, JOAQUÍN M. AZAGRA-CARO, PABLO D'ESTE AND IGNACIO FERNÁNDEZ DE LUCIO 12 University technology commercialization: the case of Thailand ................................................... 271 JARUNEE WONGLIMPIYARAT 13 University technology transfer: the globalization of academic innovation in Russia .............................. 293 TATIANA POSPELOVA 14 The role of institutional characteristics in knowledge transfer: a comparative analysis of two Italian universities ............................................... 311 FKDERICA ROSSI, CLAUDIO FASSIO AND ALDO GEUNA 15 The Innovation Law, the creation of technology transfer offices and their impact on the Brazilian innovation landscape .................................................. 336 ANA L.V. TORKOMIAN. M. ELIZABETH R. DOS SANTOS AND THIAGO J.C.C. SOARES 16 China's university technology transfer system: political mobilization and academy for economic growth ............... 361 CHUNYAN ZHOU 17 University system in Vietnam: some technology transfer practice ................................................... 391 TRAN NGOC CA PART V What about university technology transfer? ............ 417 18 In university technology transfer one size does not lit them all: comparing the biological sciences and information technology ..................................... 419 MARTIN KENNEY AND DONALD PATTON 19 International comparison of technology transfer data: the devil is in the details ................................ 428 FRANK J.M. ZWETSLOOT, LODEWIJK L. GELAUFF AND ROBERT J.W. TIJSSEN 20 University technology transfer in Brazil: a comprehensive picture .................................................... 436 GUILHERME ARY PLONSKI 21 The ethos of university technology transfer: aligning transactional and humanistic values in a Bayh-Dole regime .. 442 HENRY ETZKOWITZ 22 Technology transfer in US universities and research institutions ............................................... 451 LITA NELSEN PART VI Conclusion ........................................... 461 23 Making sense of university technology commercialization: diversity and adaptation ................................... 463 SHIRI M. BREZNITZ AND HENRY ETZKOWITZ Index ......................................................... 467