Papers:

• Triple Helix Twins: A Framework for Achieving Innovation and UN Sustainable Development Goals, Sustainability (2021).

 

• Licensing life: The evolution of Stanford university's technology transfer practice, Technology Forecasting and Social Change (2021).

• The movement from incubator to incubation in the entrepreneurial university: past, present and future. in Handbook of Research on Business and Technology Incubation and Acceleration, Edward Elgar Publishing (2021).

 

• Shaping the entrepreneurial university: Two experiments and a proposal for innovation in higher education Industry and Higher Education (2021).

 

• Interdisciplinary organization as a basic academic unit? Industry and Higher Education (2020).

 

• Innovation by design: SPARK and the Overcoming of Stanford University's Translational “Valley of Death” in Bio‐Medicine, Managerial and Decision Economics (2020). 

 

• Theorizing the Triple Helix model: Past, present, and future, Triple Helix (2020).

 

• The role of universities in shaping the evolution of Silicon Valley’s ecosystem of innovation, Triple Helix (2020).

 

• Science Parks and the attraction of talents: Activities and challenges,  Triple Helix (2020).

 

• Introduction: pipeline break, in Gender, Science and Innovation, Edward Elgar Publishing (2020).

 

• Gender equity and equality: resistance and advance in academic science and innovation, in Gender, Science and Innovation, Edward Elgar Publishing (2020). 

 

• The second academic revolution: antecedents and consequences of academic entrepreneurship, in Handbook of Universities and Regional Development, Edward Elgar Publishing (2019).

 

• Triple Helix: a universal innovation model? in Handbook on Science and Public Policy,Edward Elgar Publishing (2019). 

 

• Silicon Valley: Too Much Success, Computing Predictive Analytics, Business Intelligence, and Economics: Modeling Techniques with Start-ups and Incubators. Oakville, Canada: Apple Academic Press Inc. (2019).

 

• Is Silicon Valley a global model or unique anomaly? Industry and Higher Education (2019).

 

• Dynamics of triple helix relations in the development of cleaner technologies: case of a Chinese power equipment manufacturer, Innovation and Development (2019). 

 

• Triple Helix and the evolution of ecosystems of innovation: the case of Silicon Valley, Triple Helix (2018).

 

• Entrepreneurial university dynamics: Structured ambivalence, relative deprivation and institution-formation in the Stanford innovation system, Technological Forecasting and Social Change (2018). 

 

• Technology business incubation mechanisms and sustainable regional development, The Journal of Technology Transfer (2018). 

 

• From boundary line to boundary space: The creation of hybrid organizations as a Triple Helix micro-foundation, Technovation (2018).

 

• Innovation Governance: From the “Endless Frontier” to the Triple Helix, in Geographies of the University, Springer, Cham (2018).

 

• Innovation Incommensurability and the Evolution of the Science Park，R&D Management (2018).

 

• Reasons for faculty departures from an academic medical center: a survey and comparison across faculty lines, BMC medical education (2017).

 

• Innovation Lodestar: The entrepreneurial university in a stellar knowledge firmament, Technological Forecasting and Social Change (2017).

 

• Female academic entrepreneurship and commercialisation, in The Routledge Companion to Global Female Entrepreneurship, Routledge (2017).

 

• TRIGGER Research Working Paper Series, Birkbeck, University of London (2017). 

 

• Counter-cyclical public venture capital: debt-funding as an anti-austerity innovation strategy, Social Science Information (2017).

 

• Female academic entrepreneurship: Reviewing the evidence and identifying the challenges, in The Routledge Companion to Global Female Entrepreneurship, Routledge (2017).

 

• The measurement of synergy in innovation systems: redundancy generation in a triple helix of university-industry-government relations,  Springer handbook of science and technology indicators (2017).

 

• Hélice Tríplice: inovação e empreendedorismo universidade-indústria-governo, Estudos avançados (2017).

 

• Opinion: Gender diversity leads to better science, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2017).

 

• Metrics for the entrepreneurial university, Triple Helix Working Papers (2017). 

 

• A global call for action to include gender in research impact assessment, Health research policy and systems (2016).

 

• Path dependence and novelties in Russian innovation, Triple Helix (2016).

 

• Globalization and growth of US university patenting (2009–2014), Industry and Higher Education (2016).

 

• The Entrepreneurial University: Vision and Metrics， Industry and Higher Education(2016).

• China’s university technology transfer system: political mobilization and academy for economic growth, In: Breznitz, S.M. and Etzkowitz, Henry (eds.) University Technology Transfer: The globalization of academic innovation. Routledge (2016). 

 

• The ethos of university technology transfer: aligning transactional and humanistic values in a Bayh-Dole regime; In: Breznitz, S.M. and Etzkowitz, Henry (eds.) University Technology Transfer: The globalization of academic innovation. Routledge (2016). 

 

• De-reifying technology transfer metrics: to address the stages and phases of TTO development; In: Breznitz, S.M. and Etzkowitz, Henry (eds.) University Technology Transfer: The globalization of academic innovation. Routledge (2016). 

 

• The evolution of technology transfer; In: Breznitz, S.M. and Etzkowitz, Henry (eds.) University Technology Transfer: The globalization of academic innovation. Routledge (2016). 

 

• Technology transfer paradox of success; In: Breznitz, S.M. and Etzkowitz, Henry (eds.) University Technology Transfer: The globalization of academic innovation. Routledge (2016). 

 

• Making sense of university technology commercialization: diversity and adaptation; In: Breznitz, S.M. and Etzkowitz, Henry (eds.) University Technology Transfer: The globalization of academic innovation. Routledge (2016). 

 

• The Globalization of Academic Entrepreneurship? The Recent Growth (2009-2014) in University Patenting Decomposed, arXiv preprint arXiv:1512.04214, Cornell University (2015).

 

• The permeable university–a study of PhD student mobility and academic entrepreneurship intentions, Sustainable Development in Organizations (2015).

 

• TRIGGER Research Working Paper Series, Birkbeck, University of London (2015). 

 

• Rendezvous of the ‘Third Kind’: Triple Helix origins and future possibilities, Industry and Higher Education (2015).

 

• The entrepreneurial university as a technopole platform, Making 21st century knowledge complexes: Technopoles of the world revisited (2015).

 

• Triple helix systems, Entrepreneurship and Knowledge Exchange (2015).

 

• Europe of the future and the future of Europe: The innovation/austerity choice, Industry and Higher Education (2015).

 

• Sub theme: Entrepreneurial university and triple helix’s development the role of entrepreneurial university in regional inclusive innovation system: Evidence from China, Working paper (2015).

 

• Special Introduction: The Entrepreneurial University Wave Technology Financing and Commercialization, Palgrave Macmillan, London (2015).

 

• Innovation Strategy Choice: A Lesson from California for the future of Europe1(2015). 

 

• Making a humanities town: knowledge-infused clusters, civic entrepreneurship and civil society in local innovation systems, Triple Helix (2014). 

• Four dimensions to observe a Triple Helix: invention of ‘cored model’and differentiation of institutional and functional spheres, Triple Helix (2014).

• Citizen-driven innovation: stem cell scientists, patient advocates, and financial innovators in the making of the California Institute of Regenerative Medicine (CIRM)，Prometheus (2014).

 

• Universities as entrepreneurial organizations (vol 28, p 219, 2014), INDUSTRY AND HIGHER EDUCATION (2014).

 

• The second academic revolution: The rise of the entrepreneurial university and impetuses to firm foundation, Building technology transfer within research universities: An entrepreneurial approach (2014).

 

• The entrepreneurial university wave: from ivory tower to global economic engine, Industry and Higher education (2014).

 

• The contribution of university-industry-government interactions to creative entrepreneurship and economic development, in Handbook of research on entrepreneurship and creativity, Edward Elgar Publishing (2014).
  
  
• Introduction (for Social Entrepreneurship), in Social Entrepreneurship: Leveraging economic, political, and cultural dimension (2014).

 

• The Rise of Social Innovation Parks, in Social Entrepreneurship, Springer (2014).

 

• Rethinking Social Entrepreneurship and Social Enterprises: A Three-Dimensional Perspective, in Social Entrepreneurship, Springer (2014).

 

• Towards a three-layer Triple Helix model for understanding innovation systems, XIV Triple Helix Conference (2014).

 

• The path to the entrepreneurial university in China: A case study of Northeastern University, in Building Technology Transfer within Research Universities: An Entrepreneurial Approach (2014). 

• StartX and the ‘paradox of success’: filling the gap in Stanford’s entrepreneurial culture, Social Science Information (2013).

 

• Silicon Valley at risk? Sustainability of a global innovation icon: An introduction to the Special Issue, Social Science Information (2013).

 

• Mistaking dawn for dusk: quantophrenia and the cult of numerology in technology transfer analysis, Scientometrics (2013).

 

• The Triple Helix as a highly charged intellectual enterprise, Helice–THA Newsletter(2013).

 

• When Knowledge Married Capital: The Birth of Academic Enterprise, Journal of Knowledge-based Innovation in China, Vol.5, Issue1, 2013.

 

• Anatomy of the entrepreneurial university, Social Science Information (2013).

 

• Paula Stephan: How economics shapes science and how science shapes the economy, Scientometrics (2013).

 

• Triple Helix systems: an analytical framework for innovation policy and practice in the Knowledge Society, Industry and higher education (2013).

 

• Bottom‐up Triple Helix: science policy in the states of the USA, Journal of Knowledge-based innovation in China (2013).

 

• CIMR Research Working Paper Series, (2013).

 

• SPECIAL ISSUE ON BRAZIL, (2013).

 

• Can a Teaching University Be an Entrepreneurial University? Centre for Innovation Management Research (CIMR) (2013).

 

• Developing Venture Capital Systems beyond the Economic Capital Concept, Journal of Knowledge-based Innovation in China, Vol. 4, No.3, 2012.
  
  
• From a university-run enterprise to a leading group of regional IT industrial clusters: In a perspective of an academia–government–industry triple helix, Technological Entrepreneurship in China (2012).

 

• Triple helix clusters: boundary permeability at university–industry–government interfaces as a regional innovation strategy Environment and Planning C, Vol. 30 No. 5   766 – 779, 2012.

 

• An Innovation Strategy to End the Second Great Depression, European Planning Studies, Vol. 20, No. 9, 2012.

 

• Regional governance in global innovation processes, European Planning Studies, Vol 20, No. 9, 2012.

 

• Wither the University? The The Innovation/Austerity Choice:  Trivium and the Transition from industrial to knowledge society , Social Science Information, Vol 51, No.2, 2012.

 

• The “start-up factor”. Regional innovation policy convergence between the US and Sweden, Innovation governance in an open economy. Estados Unidos y Canadá: Regional Studies Association (2012).

 

• A triple helix governance strategy for regional innovation, in Innovation governance in an open economy: shaping regional nodes in a globalized world (2012).

 

• Regional governance in global innovation processes, in Innovation governance in an open economy: shaping regional nodes in a globalized world (2012).

 

• An entrepreneurial university strategy for renewing a declining industrial city: The Norrköping way, European Planning Studies (2012).

 

• Social innovation in a developing country: invention and diffusion of the Brazilian cooperative incubator, International Journal of Technology and Globalisation, Volume 6, Issue 3.  (2012).

 

• Knowledge Innovation, Governance and Policy The Triple Helix of Knowledge, in The Age of Knowledge (2012).

 

• Knowledge, Globalization and Identity Normative Change in Science and the Birth of the Triple Helix, in The Age of Knowledge (2012).

 

• Introduction: The Dynamics of Universities, Knowledge and Societies, in The Age of Knowledge (2012).
  

 

• The Norrkoping Way: A Knowledge-based Strategy for Renewing a Declining Industrial City (refereed paper), ERSA conference papers (2011).

 

• Normative Change in Science and the Birth of the Triple Helix, Social Science Information, Vol.50 No 3&4, 2011. 

• The triple helix: science, technology and the entrepreneurial spirit, Journal of knowledge-based innovation in China (2011).

 

• The triple helix model, Innovation (2011).

 

• 22@ Barcelona: una ciutat del coneixement més enllà dels parcs científics i tecnològics, (2011).

 

• The Vanish Box: Disappearance of Women in Science; Reappearance in Technology Transfer, WIST (Women in Innovation, Science and Technology) (2011). 

 

• Special introduction: convergence of science parks, centres and clusters: from creative destruction to creative reconstruction in a triple helix regime, International Journal of Technoentrepreneurship (2011).

 

• The entrepreneurial university and the future of higher education in China, Working paper (2011).

 

• Gender dynamics in science and technology: From the “Leaky Pipeline” to the “Vanish Box”, Brussels Economic Review.  54 (2/3): 131-148, 2011.

 

• A Knowledge-Based Strategy for Renewing a Declining Industrial City: The Norrköping Way, European Planning Studies, 2011.

 

• Promoting innovation based on social sciences and technologies: the prospect of a social innovation park. INNOVATION–The European Journal of Social Science Research，Vol. 24, No. 1, March 2011, 1-17.

 

• The future roles of STPs in green growth of China: Based on the public‐university‐industry triple helix for sustainable development, Journal of Knowledge-based Innovation in China (2011). 

 

• The STPs’ Roles in Green Growth of China. Journal of Knowledge-based Innovation in China. Vol.3, No.3, 2011.

 

• International progress and domestic problems on the study of Triple Helix, Chinese version, Science and Management, 2011.5. 
  

 

• A Triple Helix system for knowledge-based regional development: from “spheres” to “spaces”, VIII Triple Helix Conference (2010). 

 

• From national systems and" Mode 2" to a triple helix of university-industry-government relations, Working paper (2010). 

• The road to recovery, in Innovation in Complex Social Systems (2010). 

 

• Polyvalent Knowledge and the Future of the University, Critical Sociology, 2010.

 

• The Gender Revolution in Science and Technology,  Journal of International Affairs, Vol 64, No.1. 2010.

 

• Entrepreneurial Universities for the UK:  A “Stanford University” at Bamburgh Castle. Industry and Higher Education, July 2010.

• Speciation and Variation in University Industry Technology Transfer: International Experiences and Policy Learning, International journal of technology transfer and commercialisation (2010). 

 

• Assisted Linear Model for Regional Development: TTOs-Maybe They Can? International Journal of Technology Transfer and Commercialisation (2010). 

 

• The Norrkoping way: a knowledge-based strategy for renewing a declining industrial city, Louvain-la-Neuve: European Regional Science Association (ERSA) (2010). 

 

• Troinaya spiral', Universitety–predpriyatiya–gosudarstvo. Innovatsii v deistvii (2010). 

 

• From conflict to confluence of interest: the co-evolution of academic entrepreneurship and intellectual property rights, Working paper (2010). 

 

• ‘Picking Winners’ Revisited Government’s Role in Innovation during an Economic Crisis,  New economic Ground for Innovation Policy (2010).

 

• A company of their own: entrepreneurial scientists and the capitalization of knowledge, in The capitalization of knowledge: a triple helix of university–industry–government. Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar (2010). 

 

• Patent Strategy in Chinese Universities: a Comparative Perspective, Scientometrics 84:53–63. (2010).

 

• Maybe they can? University technology transfer offices as regional growth engines, International Journal of Technology Transfer and Commercialisation (2010). 

 

• The Triple Helix Model and the Knowledge-Based Economy, Chinese version, Journal of Northeastern University (Social Sciences), 2010.1

 

• Take-off were slim unless Asian countries enforced the discipline that was,  in Globalization's Muse: Universities and Higher Education Systems in a Changing World (2009). 

 

• A TransKeynesian Vision of Government’s Role in Innovation:  Picking Winners Revisited, Science and Public Policy. 36 (10): 799-808. 2009.

 

• Entrepreneurial networks: A Triple Helix approach for brokering human and social capital, Journal of International Entrepreneurship (2009). 
  
  
• Normative change in science: from entrepreneurial science to social entrepreneurship, in Measuring the social value of innovation: A link in the university technology transfer and entrepreneurship equation (2009). 

• SCIENCE TO SOCIAL, Advances in the Study of Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Economic Growth (2009).

 

• The entrepreneurial university and the triple helix model of innovation [J], Studies in Science of Science (20-09). 
  
  
• Take-off were slim unless Asian countries enforced the discipline that was, Globalization's Muse: Universities and Higher Education Systems in a Changing World (2009). 

 

• Hélice tríplice: Universidade-Empresa-Governo, inovação em movimento, Porto Alegre. EDIPUCRS (2009). 
  
  
• Evolution of the university’s role in innovation and the new Asia model, in Globalization’s muse: Universities and higher education systems in a changing world (2009). 
  
  
• Filling the Gaps: The Role of Science Parks in Developing Venture Capital Systems, Conference Paper, 26th IASP World Conference on Science and Technology Parks (2009). 

 

• Hélice tríplice: universidade-indústria-governo inovação em ação, Edipucrs (2009). 

 

• Unity and Diversity in High-tech Growth and Renewal: Learning from Boston and Silicon Valley, European Planning Studies. 16 (8): 1009-1024. 2008.

 

• Introduction to special issue: Building the Entrepreneurial University: A Global Perspective, Science and Public Policy. 35 (9): 627-635. 2008.

 

• Pathways to the Entrepreneurial University: Towards a Global Convergence, Science and Public Policy. 35 (9): 781-695. 2008.

 

• Transforming Triple Helix University-Government-Industry Relations, Journal of Technology Management in China. 3 (1): 5-11. 2008.

 

• Triple Helix Circulation; the Heart of Innovation and Development, International Journal of Technology Management & Sustainable Development.  7 (2): 101-115. 2008.

 

• Rethinking development: circulation in the triple helix，Technology Analysis & Strategic Management. Nov. 2008, Vol. 20; Issue 6, p653-666.

 

• Emergence of the entrepreneurial university in evolution of the triple helix: the case of Northeastern University China, Journal of Technology Management in China, Vol. 3, Number 1, 2008, 109-126. 

 

• Gender Patterns in Technology Transfer: Social innovation in the making? Research Global, 4-5. 2008.

 

• New directions in Latin American university-industry-government interactions,International Journal of Technology Management and Sustainable Development. Volume 7. Number 3 © 2008. Intellect Ltd.

 

• The entrepreneurial university in China: nonlinear paths, Science and Public Policy.Volume 35, Number 9, November 2008, 637-646.
  
  
• TRIPLE-HELIX: A OCIATION MAGAZINIE (2008). 

 

• Knowledge, Innovation and Consensus Spaces: A Strategy to Maximize R&D Investments, R&D Management Conference (2008). 

 

• Strategic challenges for creating knowledge‐based innovation in China: Transforming triple helix university‐government‐industry relations, Journal of Technology management in China (2008). 

 

• Women in technology transfer, incubation and entrepreneurship: Is the gender revolution already happening? AUTM 2008 Annual Meeting'Changing Horizons', 28 February-1 March 2008, San Diego, USA. 

 

• The Coming Gender Revolution in Science, in SSOFS LABOR - The Handbook of Science and Technology Studies, 2008.

 

• Removing barriers: Women in academic science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, Contemporary Sociology (2008). 

 

• Stanford and Silicon Valley: The Co-Evolution of Technology Transfer,  Working paper (2007).

 

• University-industry-government: The triple helix model of innovation, Proceedings of 51-st EOQ Congress). Prague: European Organization of Quality. Retrieved from http://triplehelix. stanford. edu/Etzkowitz_pubs (2007). 

 

• Regional Innovation Initiator: The Entrepreneurial University in Various Triple Helix Models，Theme Paper for Singapore Triple Helix VI Conference, May 16-18, 2007

 

• The triple helix model for innovation: The university-industry-government interaction, Asia-Pacific Tech Monitor. 24 (1): 14-23. 2007.

 

• The “Athena Paradox:” Bridging the Gender Gap in Science, Journal of Technology Management and Innovation.  2(1): 1-3 2007.

 

• Evaluation of International Knowledge-based Entrepreneurship Programmes and Policy Recommendations for the North East of England, Work paper (2007). 

• (Ethiopia) Conference Reports, International Journal of Technology Management & Sustainable Development. 2007, Vol. 6.  Issue 1, p71-74. 

 

• The creation of born global companies within the science cities: an approach from triple helix, Engevista (2007). 

 

• Professors of practice and the entrepreneurial university, International Higher Education (2007). 

 

• University and Development: The Triple Helix Conference in Addis Ababa, INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT (2007). 

 

• The triple helix of innovation: Towards a university-led development strategy for Africa, ATDF Journal (2007). 

 

• Towards European innovation areas, Cities making competitive and liveable Europe (2006). 

 

• Creation of Born Global Companies within the Science Cities, Helsinki: XXIII IASP World Conference on Science and Technology Parks (2006). 

• Women in Science: A Fair Shake?,  Minerva, 44 (2): 185-199. 2006.

 

• The new visible hand: an assisted linear model of science and innovation policy, Science and Public Policy. 33 (5): 310-320. 2006.

 

• Triple Helix twins: innovation and sustainability, longer and Chinese version, Journal of Northeastern University, 2006.3.

 

• Triple Helix Twins: innovation and sustainability, Science and Public Policy.  33 (1): 77-83. 2006.

 

• Creative Reconstruction: Towards a Triple Helix: Innovation Strategy in SEE Countries, Why Invest in Science in South Eastern Europe (2006). 

 

• Supporting the contribution of higher education institutions to regional development, peer review report: Busan, Republic of Korea, OECD Publishing (2006).

 

• The Norms of Entrepreneurial Science, ROSHD-E-FANAVARI (2006). 

 

• The new visible hand: an assisted linear model of science and innovation policy, Science and public policy (2006). 

 

• Women in science: a fair shake? Minerva (2006). 
  
  
• The Jyväskylä Region of Finland, OECD (2006). 
  
  
• The entrepreneurial university and the triple helix as a development paradigm, Conference on Launching a Program to Transform University-Industry-Government Relations in Ethiopia (2006). 

 

• Triple burden on women in science: A cross-cultural analysis Namrata Gupta'*, Carol Kemelgor, Current Science (2005). 

 

• Towards ‘meta-innovation’ in Brazil: The evolution of the incubator and the emergence of a triple helix, Research Policy. 34 (4): 411-424. 2005.

 

• The renewal of venture capital: Toward a counter-cyclical model, Technology Analysis & Strategic Management. Mar. 2005, Vol. 17 Issue 1, p73-87.

 

• The Innovating Region: Towards a theory of knowledge based regional development, Research Management. 35 (3): 243-255. 2005.

 

• Triple Burden on Women in Science, Current Science. 89 (8): 1382-1386. 2005.

 

• The development of innovation systems and the art of innovation management—strategy, control and the culture of innovation, Technology Analysis & Strategic Management. Mar 2005, Vol. 17 Issue 1, p1-7.

 

• Counter-cyclical Venture Capital, Technology Analysis and Strategic Management, 17 (1): 73-87. 2005.

 

• Introduction to Triple Helix Theory, Chinese version, Journal of Philosophy of Nature Science & Technology, Vol. 22，No.4, 2005. 

 

• Trippelhelix-den nya innovationsmodellen: högskola, näringsliv och myndigheter i samverkan, SNS förlag (2005). 
  
  
• Reconstrução criativa: hélice tripla e inovação regional. Rio de Janeiro: Inteligência Empresarial, CRIE/COPPE/UFRJ (2005).

 

• Silicon Valley in transition from network to gravitation field, International Association Science Park Conference in Helsinki (2005). 

 

• The development of innovation systems and the art of innovation management—strategy, control and the culture of innovation, Technology Analysis and Strategic Management (2005).

 

• The renewal of venture capital: Toward a counter-cyclical model, Technology Analysis and Strategic Management (2005). 

 

• Managed Capitalism: Intellectual Property and the Rise of the Entrepreneurial University in the US, Sweden, Brazil, and Japan, epip. ruc. dk (2005). 

 

• The co-evolution of the university technology transfer office and the linear model of innovation, DRUID tenth anniversary summer conference (2005). 

 

• Reconstrução criativa: hélice tripla e inovação regional, Revista Inteligência Empresarial (2005). 

 

• Towards “meta-innovation” in Brazil: The evolution of the incubator and the emergence of a triple helix, Research policy (2005).

 

• Towards an assisted linear model of innovation: an exploratory study of technology transfer offices in the USA, articolo presentato alla conferenza: TripleHelix5, the Capitalization of Knowledge: cognitive, economic, social & cultural aspects (2005).

 

• Third academic revolution: polyvalent knowledge; the DNA of the triple helix, Working paper (2005).

 

• The innovating region: toward a theory of knowledge‐based regional development, R&D Management (2005).

 

• Meta-Innovation: The Optimum Role of the State in the Triple Helix, New governance arrangements in science policy (2005). 
  
  
• Making science cities: The Triple Helix of regional growth and renewal, Science Cities National Workshop (2005). 

 

• Triple burden on women in science: A cross-cultural analysis, Current science (2005). 

 

• The Evolution of the Entrepreneurial University, International Journal of Technology and Globalisation, 1 (1): 64-77. 2004.

 

• The Rise of a Triple Helix Culture: Innovation in Brazilian economic and social development, International Journal of Technology Management & Sustainable Development. 2 (1): 159-171. 2004.

 

• Innovation, Incubation and Growth, Innovation Matters (April 2004).

 

• The global paradigm of networking as an underlying rationality of programming innovation policies, International Journal of Technology Management. 2004, Vol. 27 Issue 5, p431-439.

 

• The evolution of the entrepreneurial university, International Journal of Technology and Globalisation (2004).
  
  
• The triple helix and the rise of the entrepreneurial university, The Science-Industry Nexus: History, Policy, Implications, edited by Karl Grandin, Nina Wormbs, and Sven Widmalm. Nobel Foundation Symposium on Science (2004).\
  
  
• Preface: The global paradigm of networking as an underlying rationality of programming innovation policies, International journal of technology management= Journal international de la gestion technologique (2004).

 

• Beyond the glass ceiling: women in science and business in four countries (2004).

 

• The rise of a triple helix culture: Innovation in Brazilian economic and social development, International Journal of Technology Management & Sustainable Development (2004). 

 

• Research groups as ‘quasi-firms’: the invention of the entrepreneurial university, Research policy (2003).

 

• Beyond Humboldt: the entrepreneurial university, the third mission and the triple helix, VEST Journal for Science and Technology Studies, 16 (1). 2003.

 

• Is There a Fourth Helix? Science and Public Policy, 30 (1): 55-61. 2003.

 

• Public venture capital: the secret life of US science policy, SciPolicy, 2003.

 

• Innovation: the endless transition, Revista Gestão & Tecnologia (2003). 

 

• Innivación en la Innovación: la Triple Hélice de las Relaciones entre la Universidad, la Industria y el Gobierno, Universidades y desarrollo territorial en la sociedad del conocimiento (2003).

 

• Becoming of identity construction. Identity refers to the practices in which one, SIGNS (2003). 

 

• La innovación en la innovación: la triple hélice de relaciones gubernamentales, de la industria y la universidad, Información de la Ciencia Social (2003). 

 

• Can ‘the public’be considered as a fourth helix in university-industry-government relations? Report on the Fourth Triple Helix Conference, 2002, Science and public policy (2003). 

• Triple Helix Venture Capital: Toward a Counter-cyclical Model, Conference Paper, Copenhagen Business School, June (2003). 

 

• Innovation in innovation: The triple helix of university-industry-government relations, Social science information (2003). 

 

• The European entrepreneurial university: an alternative to the US model, Industry and higher Education (2003). 

 

• Learning from transition: The triple helix as innovation system, Symposium on “Knowledge based society: A challenge for new EU and accession countries,” Zagreb, Croatia (2003).

 

• Index, SPP 2003, Science and Public Policy (2003).

 

• Incubation of Incubators: Innovation as a Triple Helix of University-Industry-Government Networks, Science and Public Policy, 29 (2): 115-128. 2002.

 

• Networks of Innovation: Science, Technology and Development in the Triple Helix Era. International Journal of Technology Management & Sustainable Development, 2002.

 

• Scientific Actions in Creating-style Technological Inventions, Chinese version, S&T Program and Policy, Vol.18，No.8，P123-125, 2002. 

 

• Scientific Actions in Improving-style Technological Inventions, Chinese version, S&T Program and Policy, Vol.18，No.3, P88-90, 2002. 

 

• Study on Relationship between Science and Technology, Chinese version, Journal of Philosophy of Nature Science & Technology, Vol.4 No.3, 2002

 

• Technology Revolution in History, Chinese version, Journal of Philosophy of Nature Science & Technology, Vol.18, No 6，P54-56; Whole-length transshipment by Copy Material of Renmin University of China (Science and Technology Philosophy),2002.10. 

 

• Bridging knowledge to commercialization: the American way, Retrieved August (2002). 

 

• Creative Reconstruction: Toward a New Mode of Production in Knowledge-Based Societies, workshop Innovation and Social Development in Knowledge-Based Economy/Society, Dubrovnik, IUC,-9 May (2002). 
  
  
• The Triple Helix: special issue of Reseach Policy, Research Policy (2002). 

 

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• The triple helix of university-industry-government relations implications for policy and evaluation, Science Policy Institute, Stockholm (2002). 

 

• Incubation of incubators: innovation as a triple helix of university-industry-government networks, Science and Public Policy (2002). 

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• An International Benchmark of Biotech Research Cent res, European Commission（2002).

 

• The triple helix of university-industry-government: implications for policy and evaluation, Swedish Institute for Studies in Education and Research (2002). 

 

• Gender Inequality in Science: A Universal Condition? Minerva 39 (2): 239-257. 2001. 

 

• Overcoming Isolation: Women's Dilemmas in American Academic Science, Minerva39 (2): 153-174. 2001. 

 

• Information Infrastructure for Healthcare: An Evaluation of a Government-Industry Technology Development Initiative, Technology Analysis and Strategic Management, 13 (4): 507-521. 2001.

 

• The Transformation of University-Industry-Government Relations, Electronic Journal of Sociology 5 (4), 2001. www.sociology.org/content/vol005.004/th.html .

 

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• Thoughts about the Relationship between Science and Technology from Science Policy，Chinese version, Journal of Philosophy of Nature Science & Technology,Vol.17，No.3，P27-29&52, 2001. 

 

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• Introduction: GENDER INEQUALITY IN SCIENCE: A UNIVERSAL CONDITION?Minerva (2001). 

 

• Beyond Humboldt: Emergence of academic entrepreneurship in the US and Sweden, Umeå University Cerum Centre for Regional Science (2001). 

 

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• Networked Research: An European Community Model for United States? Science (2001). 

 

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• Information Infrastructure for Healthcare: An Evaluation of a Government‐Industry Technology Development Initiative, Technology Analysis & Strategic Management (2001). 

 

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• Technology Transfer and the Eastern European Transition, Science and Public Policy, 27 (4) 230-234 2000.

 

• S&T human resources: the comparative advantage of the post-socialist countries, Science and Public Policy, August 2000.

 

• The Future of the University and the University of the Future: the Evolution of Ivory Tower to Entrepreneurial Paradigm, Research Policy, 29 (2): 313-330. 2000.

 

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• Venture capital government funding sources for technology entrepreneurs, Working Paper (2000).

 

• The dynamics of innovation: from National Systems and “Mode 2” to a Triple Helix of university–industry–government relations, Research policy (2000). 
  
  
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• From zero‐sum to value‐added strategies: The emergence of knowledge‐based industrial policy in the states of the United States, Policy Studies Journal, 1998.

 

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• The Triple Helix: academy-industry-governement relations and the growth of neo-corporatist industrial policy in the US, Managing technological knowledge transfer, EC Social Sciences COST A (1997). 

 

• Entrepreneurial Science in Mexico as a Development Strategy. The Decline of Import Substitution Policy and the Rise of Academic-Industry Relations, SOCIOLOGY OF THE SCIENCES (1997).

 

• Entreprenurial Science as an Economic Development Strategy in the South: Syntex SA, UNAM’s Instituto de Quimica and the Origins of Academic-Industry Relations in Mexico, in Science and Technology in a Developing World (1997). 

 

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• Conflicts of interest and commitment in academic science in the United States, Minerva. 34 (3): 259-277. 1996.

 

• A triple helix of academic–industry–government relations: Development models beyond'capitalism versus socialism', Current Science, 1996.

 

• From knowledge flows to the triple helix: the transformation of academic–industry relations in the USA, Industry & Higher Education, December 337-342.1996.

 

• Losing our bearings: the science policy crisis in post-Cold War Eastern Europe, former Soviet Union and USA, Science and Public Policy. Feb. 1996.

 

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• Knowledge based economic and social development: the Triple Helix of regional cooperation among universities, industry and government, Universidad Estatal de Nueva York (1996). 
  
  
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• Beyond the Frontier: The Convergence of Military and Civilian R&D, Science Studies.Dec. 1994.

 

• Knowledge as Property: The Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Debate Over Academic Patent Policy", Minerva, Winter, 1994.

 

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• The NSF and U.S. Industrial and Science Policy, Science and Technology Policy. Feb. 1993.

 

• Enterprises from Science: The Origins of Science-based Regional Economic Development, Minerva. 31(3): 326-360. 1993. 
  
  
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• What Happened to Cybernetics? Contemporary Sociology (1993). 

 

• Technology transfer: The second academic revolution, echnology Access Report (1993). 

 

• Redesigning ‘Solomon’s House’: The University and the Internationalization of Science and Business, in Denationalizing Science (1993). 

 

• The Renascence of Sociological Theory, JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL WELFARE (1993).

 

• Sexual discrimination, Science and Public Policy (1992). 

 

• Athena Unbound: Barriers to Women in Academic Science and Engineering, Science and Public Policy. June 1992.

 

• Restructuring Departments of Equality， in In Search of Gender Free Paradigms for Computer Science Education （1992).

 

• Individual Investigators and Their Research Groups, Minerva. 30 (1): 28-50. 1992.

 

• Profit from Knowledge: Organizational Innovations and the Evolution of Academic Norms, Minerva. 29 (2): 133-166. 1991.

 

• Academic-Industry Relations: An International Perspective, Physics World, 4 (12): 24-25. 1991.  

 

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• THE TECHNICAL ENTERPRISE-PRESENT AND FUTURE PATTERNS-FUSFELD, H,  Theory and Society (1990). 
  
  
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• MIT's Relations with Industry: Origins of the Venture Capital Firm, Minerva (1990). 

 

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• The making of an entrepreneurial university: The traffic among MIT, industry, and the military, 1860–1960, in Science, technology and the military (1988). 

 

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