Cross-affiliation emerges as a new and fast-developing means to promote collaboration in financial research. We find that the average number of affiliations reported per author in the top-three finance journals increases steadily from 1.1 to 1.3 from 1995 to 2016. Scale-free power laws...

Global energy challenges have highlighted the importance of open innovation, which facilitates the development of efficient energy solutions through collaboration and knowledge sharing. However, owing to the increasing diversity of the energy open innovation ecosystem and the lack of...

The dynamic development of Smart Cities, rooted in the idea of sustainable development, requires the implementation of innovative and integrated technological and social solutions. One approach that enables more effective achievement of these goals is the concept of Open Innovation, based on...

Cooperation between different actors in business innovation is crucial for economic development and supports the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This study examines the relationship between innovation cooperation and the employment objectives of firms, such as job maintenance and creation....

Foreign-educated researchers who cross national borders for training can play an important role in contributing to research in their country of origin. Relying on a unique dataset of Colombian researchers, our study explores how researchers with Ph.D. training abroad affect the performance of...

We are pleased to present this special issue of the Triple Helix Journal, which stems from the 22nd International Conference of the Triple Helix Association. Held in the vibrant city of São Paulo from June 19 to 21, 2024, the event was hosted by the School of Economics, Business and Accounting...

We are pleased to present this special issue of the Triple Helix Journal, which stems from the 22nd International Conference of the Triple Helix Association. Held in the vibrant city of São Paulo from June 19 to 21, 2024, the event was hosted by the School of Economics, Business and Accounting...

This article examines the evolution of the Triple Helix as an academic movement, drawing on an analysis of a conference communication database. This exploratory research was performed on the proceedings and raw materials of international and regional events from 1996 to 2024, organized in an MS...

The aim of this study is to propose a theoretical model for performance management in collaborative projects arising from university-industry partnerships. The proposed Quadrant Model assesses the intensity of innovation that companies establish with universities. This analysis includes all...

Incentives for the creation of different types of intermediary organizations within universities must be accompanied by efforts aimed at their integration into the technology transfer (TT) process. This study proposes a meta-model for the integrated management of TT, focusing on the interface...

The Triple Helix model argues for the need to increase entrepreneurial activity among academics, with support from the government and industry. It is widely used but often relies on assumptions of rational coordination and overlooks how real-world decision-making is shaped by bounded cognition,...

We study project selection and development by a principal, interacting with two agents each of whom wants their respective project selected. When the best choice is uncertain, keeping both projects alive gives the principal the ability to adapt its choice in the future, but implies an efficiency...

This paper explores a novel web-based indicator to examine how firms’ disclosure of university ties on their websites shapes their innovation performance. First, using data from the German Community Innovation Survey 2023 and the Tenders Electronic Daily database, combined with firms’...

In this Working Paper, the aim is to examine in depth the commercialization processes of university-generated inventions. The explorative analysis draws on primary and secondary data obtained from the internal invention disclosure database of the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) for the...

Organizations aim to overcome path dependency in technological capabilities by diversifying knowledge internally through interfirm and cross-functional innovation. This study investigates the impact of the obeya (big room) concept-a collaborative workspace where diverse disciplines converge in a...

This research aims to investigate the role of management practices and academic culture in enhancing the research performance of higher education institutions (HEIs).The systematic literature review, following Denyer and Tranfield (2009) and Tranfield et al. (2003), analyzed studies up to...

This study focuses on exploring the nature of inter-organizational learning and the types of knowledge that are transferred/shared between foreign multinational companies (MNCs) and their local partner firms within international interfirm alliances in developing countries, particularly those...

This factsheet provides an overview of the Community of Practice of European Universities initiative, including on its partner stakeholder organisations, vision and objective and main activities undertaken. It relates to the pioneering new learning opportunities across borders developed by the...

The hope that multinational firms will improve local employment and productivity is a driving force behind policy efforts to attract investment. Such spillovers are often motivated by technological spillovers from foreign to domestic firms. We address this possibility by using the patenting...

How did Nordic countries manage the tensions and ethical dilemmas of national health security and international solidarity during the Covid-19 vaccine response? This DIIS working paper examines Norway's Covid-19 vaccine procurement and distribution strategy within the framework of the SCANVAX...