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Networks for learning and knowledge creation in biotechnology.
2009
G 252 OLI.N
Available at WIPO Library
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Полное описание
Название
Networks for learning and knowledge creation in biotechnology.
Автор
Описание
xviii, 252 pages ; 24 cm
ISBN
9780511575389 eBook
9780521188777 Print
9780521188777 Print
Альтернативный идентификационный номер
G 252 OLI.N
Резюме
"In this book, Amalya Lumerman Oliver shows how, in many respects, the organizational structure of the industry parallels one of its most important innovations - recombination can be used to explain a number of organizational features, including new biotechnology firms, the formation of university-based spin-offs, scientific entrepreneurship, and trust and contracts in learning collaborations and networks. The result is a provocative account of how multiple theoretical perspectives can be used to understand the structure of the biotechnology industry."--BOOK JACKET.
Библиографическая и др. запись
Includes bibliographical references (pages 227-248) and index.
Запись форматированного содержания
1. Networks, collaborations, and learning and knowledge-creation; 2. The biotechnology industry through the lenses of organizational and networks scholarship ; 3. New organizational forms for knowledge-creation in biotechnology; 4. Scientific entrepreneurship; 5. Science and discoveries in the context of private and public knowledge-creation and learning; 6. The search for university-industry collaborations : linear and chaotic networking processes; 7. Trust in collaborations and the social structure of academic research; 8. Organizational learning and strategic alliances : recombination and duality of competition and collaboration; 9. Further directions for understanding interorganizational collaborations and learning.
Опубликовано
Cambridge, UK : Cambridge University Press, 2009.
Язык(и)
eng
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Review
"In this book, Amalya Lumerman Oliver shows how, in many respects, the organizational structure of the industry parallels one of its most important innovations - recombination can be used to explain a number of organizational features, including new biotechnology firms, the formation of university-based spin-offs, scientific entrepreneurship, and trust and contracts in learning collaborations and networks. The result is a provocative account of how multiple theoretical perspectives can be used to understand the structure of the biotechnology industry."--BOOK JACKET.