Universities in the Age of Corporate Science : The UC Berkeley-Novartis Controversy

A. Rudy · Dawn Coppin · Jason Konefal · Bradley T. Shaw · Toby Ten Eyck · Craig Harris

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University-Industry-Government Innovation Models Research, Science, and Academia University Challenges and Reforms

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Introduction 1: Theoretical Framework 2: The Changing World of Universities 3: Land Grant Universities, Agricultural Science and UC Berkeley 4: A Chronology of Events 5: Points of Contention 6: Overview and Analysis of the Agreement 7: The Agreement and the Public Stage 8: The Scientific Enterprise 9: Intellectual Property Rights 10: Impact and significance of UCB-N on UCB and CNR 11: Rethinking the Role of Public and Land Grant Universities 12: Constructing the Future: Revisioning Universities

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