TY  - BOOK
TI  - Knowledge Commercialization and Valorization in Regional Economic Development
SN  - 1781004064
U1  - 338.43378 
PY  - 2013///
CY  - UK
PB  - Edward Elgar Pub
N1  - PART I INTRODUCTION
1. Knowledge commcrdalizalion and valorization in regional
economic development: new perspectives and challenges
Tiizin Baycan
PART II UNIVERSITY ENGAGEMENT. KNOWLEDGE
COMMERCIALIZATION AND REGIONAL
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
2. Backing the horse or the jockey? University knowledge
commercialization in the entrepreneurial age
David J. Miller and Zoltan J. Acs
3. Knowledge spillovers and commercialization in universities
and their regions
Ragcr R. Stouf'h, Jonathan Abennan. Tiizin Baycan and
Paul Vidta
4. University engagement and knowledge commercialization:
an analysis of faculty attitudes
Harvey Goldstein and Ale.xander Rehho^eti
5. Professors" attitude to collaboration and central
infrastructure for collaboration: an analysis of social
capital establishment within higher education institutions
Maria Ljunyyren and Hans West land
6. Entreprencurship education in the research-intensive
entrepreneurial university
Edw ard Eeser
PART III KNOWLEDGE AND TECHNOLOGY
TRANSFER DYNAMICS AND REGIONAL
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
7. Valorization of university knowledge: what are the barriers
and can 'living labs' provide solutions?
Marina van Geenhuizcn
8. The influence of cross-border knowledge interaction on the
relation between key subsystems of the RIS and innovation
performance of Dutch SMEs
Patricia van Plcnicri. Peter Nijkamp and Enno Masiirel
9. Region-specific productivity competitiveness and the
university-industry interface
Vadim Grinevich
10. Exploring knowledge-transfer dynamics in a South European
region: breadth, intensity and informality of universityindustry
interactions in Andalusia
Hugo Pinto and Manuel Ferndndez-Esquinas
11. Performance measurement in business incubators: empirical
evidence from Europe a
Gregor H.F. Noltes. Enno Masurel and Toon Buddingh'
12. The impact of human resource factors on university patent
technology transfer activities in China - based on the analysis
of provincial panel data
Kai Rao. Andrea Piecaluga and Xian-fei Meng
ER  -