Research and Innovation Policy : Changing Federal Government - University Relations /
This collection is the first systematic examination of the evolving relationship between the federal government and Canadian universities as revealed through changes in federal research and innovation policies.
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Format: | Electronic eBook |
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Toronto [Ont.] :
University of Toronto Press,
2009
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Table of Contents:
- Federal research and innovation policies and Canadian universities: a framework for analysis / G. Bruce Doern, Christopher Stoney
- Pushing federalism to the limit: post-secondary education policy in the millennium / Allan Tupper
- Higher education funding and policy trade-offs: the AUCC and federal research in the Chreþtien-Martin era / Clara Morgan
- The granting councils and the research granting process: core values in federal government-university interactions / G. Bruce Doern
- The Canada Foundation for Innovation as patron and regulator / Deþbora Lopreite, Joan Murphy
- Universities, commercialization, and the entrepreneurial process: barriers to innovation / Paul J. Madgett, Christopher Stoney
- Intellectual property, technology offices, and political capital: Canadian universities in the innovation era / Malcolm G. Bird
- Federal government-university collaboration in the conduct of research: trust, time, and outcomes / Russell Lapointe
- The co-location of public science: government laboratories on university campuses / Jeffrey S. Kinder
- Universities and the regulation of research ethics / Karine Levasseur
- Universities and knowledge transfer: powering local economic and cluster development / David A. Wolfe
- Conclusions: Changing symbiotic research relationships: conflict and compromise / G. Bruce Doern, Christopher Stoney.