A Triple Helix of University—Industry—Government Relations

1. Introduction: Universities in the Global Knowledge Economy. Part I: The Construction of the Knowledge-based Regime. 2. The New Role of the University in the Productive Sector, Judith Sutz. 3. Innovation Networks in Australia and China, Tim Tupin and Sam Garrett-Jones. 4. Technological Programs in the European Union, Philippe Laredo. Part II: The Co-evolution of Technologies and Institutions. 5. When Worlds Collide: Patents in Public-Sector Research, Andrew Webster and Kathryn Packer. 6. Emerging Environments in Biotechnology, Maureen D. McKelvey. 7. The Desktop Model of Innovation in Digital Media, William N. Kaghan and Gerald B. Barnett. Part III: The Operation of the Triple Helix. 8. Crossing Boundaries: The Emergence of Research-Technology Communities, Terry Shinn. 9. Negotiating a New Science: Artificial Intelligence, Petra Ahrweiler. 10. The New Communication Regime of University-Industry-Government Relations, Loet Leydesdorff. Part IV: Universities in Knowledge-based Economies. 11. Universities and Industrial Competitive Advantage, Magnus Gulbrandsen. 12. Japan: From Technology to Science Policy, Morris Low. 13. The Entrepreneurial University and the Emergence of Democratic Corporatism, Henry Etzkovitz. Epilogue 14. A Triple Helix of University-Industry-Government Relations, Loet Leydesdorff and Henry Etzkowitz.

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