Theory and practice of the triple helix system in developing countries : issues and challenges (New York Routledge, 2011)
Introduction / Mohammed Saad and Girma Zawdie -- Part I Knowledge production, sharing and use through Triple Helix – 1. Triple helix knowledge clusters: accelerating innovation and creating transformative networks / Leigh W. Jerome – 2. Innovation systems interactions and technology transfer and assimilation for industrial development: the cases of South Korea and Mexico / Maria Isabel Rivera Vargas – 3. A new regulatory framework for the relationship between university and industry: the Brazilian experience / Anne-Marie Maculan and José Manoel Carvalho De Mello – 4. Inter-organizational learning through south-south cooperation: a case study investigation / Najeh Bouraoui ... [et al.] – 5. Guarding the gatekeeper: university research managers in a triple helix environment / John Kirkland and Julie Stackhouse – 6. Revisiting agricultural science for development: From mode 1 to Mode 2 / Norman Clark -- Part II. Operationalising the Triple Helix System and Bridging the Gaps – 7. The triple helix paradigm in Korea and Taiwan: a test for new forms of capital / Matthew A. Shapiro – 8. Mobilizing for development: putting the triple helix into action in Ghana / James Dzisah – 9. Bridging the gaps in the triple helix: a case study based on the challenge of the Indonesian experience / Dessy Irawati – 10. The incubator movement: a comparative analysis of Brazil and Mexico / Perez Hernandez -- 11. The challenges arising in the evolution of the triple helix institutional system: the Case of Malaysia / Azley Abd Razak and Mohammed Saad – 12. Innovation in a developing country context: developing an integrated framework through India's experience / Surja Datta and Mohammed Saad – 13. Science parks and university-industry collaboration in Malaysia: the Malaysian experience / Chandra Malairaja and Girma Zawdie –  Part III. Shift Towards a Triple Helix Policy Paradigm and Implications for Developing Countries --  14. Creative reconstruction: a triple helix-based innovation strategy in Central and Eastern Europe countries / Marina Ranga and Henry Etzkowitz – 15. Not yet triple helix III?: Japanese MOT policies and the problem of technology exploitation / Ingyu Oh
Includes bibliographical references and index
Keywords: Production; PRODUCTION; TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS; TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER; DEVELOPING COUNTRIES