Using the Triple Helix framework as a theoretical lens, this study focuses on the interactions among government, academia, and industry, and how they impact the employability of college graduates. This study analyzes the roles of government, academia, and industry in addressing the skills...

Promoting Business Incubators (BI) in Universities can go a long way in promoting entrepreneurial opportunities for students, graduates, faculty members and researchers. Also, this may give an opportunity for other private enterprises/ entrepreneurs to set up an enterprise utilising patented...

In this paper, we investigate whether the cooperation with universities may stimulate the innovative performance of Italian firms. We use a dataset merging information from two different surveys carried out by the Bank of Italy between 2007 and 2010. We derive our results using a two-stage...

This paper provides a novel theory of research joint ventures for financially constrained firms. When firms choose R&D portfolios, an RJV can help to coordinate research efforts, reducing investments in duplicate projects. This can free up resources, increase the variety of pursued projects and...

We investigate the effects of downstream cross-holdings on the sustainability of upstream collusion. We consider two competing vertical chains, downstream Cournot and homogeneous final goods. Besides softening competition in the downstream market, cross-holdings can also have the pro-competitive...

The underrepresentation of minority populations in human genomics research has raised growing concerns regarding distributive justice in translating biomedical innovations into human health across populations. We assess how public funding policy helps address the missing diversity in the context...

This paper is an in-memoriam homage to the eminent scholar Loet Leydesdorff written by some of his closest research partners, Triple Helix Journal's editors and Triple Helix Association’s representative. It revisits Loet Leydesdorff's main legacies, concerning those considered fundamental for...