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The triple helix model and dynamics of innovation: a case study

María Manuela Santos Natário · João Pedro Almeida Couto · Carlos Roque de Almeida

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The purpose of this paper is to analyze the dynamics of the triple helix model in less favoured regions, examining the role of three spheres: universities, firms, and government. The paper identifies profiles of behavior in terms of triple helix model performance from the firm's perspective and recognizes key factors for successful innovation dynamics in a less favored region of Portugal.

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