Abstract: This paper presents empirical evidence on university-industry relations (UIR) and knowledge transfer in the regional innovation system of Bangkok and broaches the issue of adapting well-established concepts for the analysis of innovation processes in newly industrialising countries. The potential for UIR is restricted due to 1) a weak and fragmented innovation system, 2) low technological and absorptive capacities in the industrial sector, and 3) slowly improving research capabilities in the scientific sector. Hence the level of UIR in the regional innovation system of Bangkok is mainly limited to occasional and personal modes. It is suggested to strengthen the knowledge transfer capabilities within both actors and to establish ef...
National innovation system (NIS) is an essential, effective and dynamic factor for the development o...
Formal or informal relations between academia and industry have become more frequent and visible. As...
Anecdotes abound regarding the decline of basic research in industrial and governmental settings, bu...
Universities are a critical actor in innovation systems of both developed and developing countries. ...
This thesis is concerned with an in-depth understanding of how university-industry links (UILs) are ...
Universities are a critical actor in innovation systems of both developed and developing countries. ...
Presented at the GLOBELICS 6th International Conference 2008 22-24 September, Mexico City, Mexico.Un...
The University sector in the national innovation system (NIS) is considered as one of the key player...
Amidst growing policy interest across both developed and developing nations in regional innovation s...
Studies on innovation using innovation system perspective have assigned an important role for univer...
This article reviews the literature on knowledge transfer mechanisms (KTMs) used in university-indus...
Firms interact with universities through a variety of channels, ranging from collaborative research ...
Since the beginning of the eighties we are witnessing a broad recognition amongst economists and pol...
The project identified the drivers of, and barriers to university-industry relations (UIR) and colla...
The research projects in this book focus on a particular part of the workings of innovation systems:...
National innovation system (NIS) is an essential, effective and dynamic factor for the development o...
Formal or informal relations between academia and industry have become more frequent and visible. As...
Anecdotes abound regarding the decline of basic research in industrial and governmental settings, bu...
Universities are a critical actor in innovation systems of both developed and developing countries. ...
This thesis is concerned with an in-depth understanding of how university-industry links (UILs) are ...
Universities are a critical actor in innovation systems of both developed and developing countries. ...
Presented at the GLOBELICS 6th International Conference 2008 22-24 September, Mexico City, Mexico.Un...
The University sector in the national innovation system (NIS) is considered as one of the key player...
Amidst growing policy interest across both developed and developing nations in regional innovation s...
Studies on innovation using innovation system perspective have assigned an important role for univer...
This article reviews the literature on knowledge transfer mechanisms (KTMs) used in university-indus...
Firms interact with universities through a variety of channels, ranging from collaborative research ...
Since the beginning of the eighties we are witnessing a broad recognition amongst economists and pol...
The project identified the drivers of, and barriers to university-industry relations (UIR) and colla...
The research projects in this book focus on a particular part of the workings of innovation systems:...
National innovation system (NIS) is an essential, effective and dynamic factor for the development o...
Formal or informal relations between academia and industry have become more frequent and visible. As...
Anecdotes abound regarding the decline of basic research in industrial and governmental settings, bu...