Capitalizing Knowledge

Henry Etzkowitz is Director of the Science Policy Institute at the State University of New York at Purchase. He is the author of the forthcoming Athena Unbound: Overcoming Barriers to Women in Science. Andrew Webster is Director of the Science and Technology Studies Unit at England's Anglia University. He is the author of Innovation and the Intellectual Property System and Building New Bases for Innovation: The Transformation of the R & D System in Post–Socialist States. Peter Healey is Director of the Science Policy Support Group in London, England.

• List of Tables List of Figures Foreword Introduction Henry Etzkowitz, Andrew Webster, and Peter HealeyI The Entrepreneurial University 1 Entrepreneurial Science: The Second Academic Revolution Henry Etzkowitz and Andrew Webster2 Toward a Theoretical Analysis of Academic-Industry Collaboration Andrew Webster and Henry Etzkowitz3 The Changing Context of Science and University-Industry Relations Karen Seashore Louis and Melissa S. AndersonII The Capitalization of Knowledge 4 Strategic Research Alliances: Testing the Collaborative Limits? Andrew Webster5 Science and Technology Knowledge Flows Between Industrial and Academic Research: A Comparative Study Jacqueline Senker, Wendy Faulkner, and Léa Velho6 Science Parks and Innovative Centers Rikard StankiewiczIII International Comparisons 7 Academy-Industry Relations in Middle-Income Countries: Eastern Europe and Ibero-America Katalin Balázs and Guilherme Ary Plonski8 Academic-Industry Relations in Russia: The Road to the Market Mike Berry and Lioudmila Pipiia9 Universities in Scotland and Organizational Innovation in the Commercialization of Knowldege Margaret Sheen10 Inching Toward Industrial Policy: The University's Role in Government Initiatives to Assist Small, Innovative Companies in the United States Henry Etzkowitz and Ashley J. StevensNotes References Contributors Author Index Subject Index

"Capitalizing Knowledge deals with an important topic that is under much discussion at present. It has an international focus on the topic, which is quite unusual in the available literature. The material in the book is original and filled with interesting data and analyses." — Philip Altbach, author of The Knowledge Context: Comparative Perspectives on the Distribution of Knowledge