Rethinking development: circulation in the triple helix

Autor:	James Dzisah, Henry Etzkowitz
Rok vydání:	2008
Předmět:	Government Economic growth Strategy and Management media_common.quotation_subject Industrial capacity Developing country Management Science and Operations Research State (polity) Action (philosophy) Economics Circulation (currency) Economic system media_common Triple helix
Zdroj:	Technology Analysis & Strategic Management. 20:653-666
ISSN:	1465-3990 0953-7325
DOI:	10.1080/09537320802426309
Popis:	This paper proposes a rethinking of socio-economic development from resource-based to knowledge-based; from exogenous to endogenous; from state-led to university-led; and from single or double institutional effort to triple helix interaction. The triple helix development model seeks to create robust university, industry and government spheres, enhance interaction capabilities through the ability of individuals to circulate from one sphere to another. This task can be accomplished through two strategic action plans. In the first instance, there is the need for the development of an entrepreneurial university and/or enhancing academic capabilities, by drawing in persons from industry and government. Second, there is the need to encourage the circulation of elites among university–industry–government in less developed countries characterised by strong, but largely inefficient governments, the relative low industrial capacity and weak academic sectors dominated by government. The triple helix model is applica...
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