University Research Parks

Albert N. Link · Jamie R. Link

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University-Industry-Government Innovation Models Research, Science, and Academia Innovation Policy and R&D

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This chapter describes the university research park (URP) organizational structure through which government acts as entrepreneur. Government allocates funds to support URPs. The allocation of these funds is direct, in terms of state resources earmarked for the creation of a park, as well as indirect in the sense that a state university allocated its operating funds for the creation and ongoing activities of the park. This chapter focuses on the government's indirect involvement in support of such public/private partnerships.

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