Knowledge without boundaries : what America's research universities can do for the economy, the workplace, and the community

1995-04-04book95 citationsclosed

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Human Resources and Workforce Research, Science, and Academia Science, Technology, and Education in Latin America

Abstract

Foreword Part One: The Role of Knowledge in American Society 1. Challenges to Universities in a Society DepAndent on Knowledge 2. Exploring the Social Uses of Knowledge 3. Assessing the Knowledge Needs of Diverse Populations 4. Matching Knowledge Needs with University Resources: A Matrix Approach Part Two: Organizing and Disseminating Knowledge to Serve Public Needs 5. Supporting Economic Development 6. Enhancing Human Capacities Across the Life Span 7. Sustaining a Vital Civic Culture 8. Building Effective Linkages Between Universities and the Public

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