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Universal Corporate Governance
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2018A widely accepted principle in finance is that good corporate governance is associated with higher firm value. However, what is “good governance” and whether the same set of good governance practices can be universally adopted are fiercely debated. In this paper, we construct various measures of firm- and country-level corporate governance, including a
Mikael Homanen, Hao Liang
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University/corporate research agreements
Technology in Society, 1983Abstract The author examines the evolving university-industry relationships in the biotechnology area, addressing the conceptual basis for such arrangements and the resultant contract issues. He examines the need for development of policies in academia that will accommodate the needs of both government and industry without harming the integrity or ...
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2021
American public universities have evolved from educational institutions that forbade patenting or start-up companies to corporate universities. Until World War II, patenting was all but forbidden, with very a few exceptions. Following the war, the federal government funded research with lavish support and universities became research powerhouses.
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American public universities have evolved from educational institutions that forbade patenting or start-up companies to corporate universities. Until World War II, patenting was all but forbidden, with very a few exceptions. Following the war, the federal government funded research with lavish support and universities became research powerhouses.
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Journal of European Industrial Training, 2005
PurposeThis article considers the extent to which a corporate university transcends national boundaries through an examination of the operation of Motorola University in China. The aim is to extend understanding of the role and function of a corporate university and the human resource management (HRM) convergence/divergence debate within an Asian ...
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PurposeThis article considers the extent to which a corporate university transcends national boundaries through an examination of the operation of Motorola University in China. The aim is to extend understanding of the role and function of a corporate university and the human resource management (HRM) convergence/divergence debate within an Asian ...
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European Review, 2015
Large quoted corporations have become increasingly visible through the media. As a result, such corporations have become role models for other types of organizations. Even universities face pressures to act like these corporations. This paper demonstrates that there are fundamental differences between corporations and universities, particularly in ...
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Large quoted corporations have become increasingly visible through the media. As a result, such corporations have become role models for other types of organizations. Even universities face pressures to act like these corporations. This paper demonstrates that there are fundamental differences between corporations and universities, particularly in ...
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Corporate-University Partnerships
2012Corporate-university partnerships have the potential to create a myriad of mutually beneficial and reciprocal outcomes that support a larger public good. Within the various expressions of engagement, this chapter situates the outreach and engagement model historically and politically in the United States (US).
Brandon W. Kliewer +2 more
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The knowledge‐productive corporate university
Journal of European Industrial Training, 2005PurposeIn this paper the concept of knowledge production is used as a framework to study Dutch corporate universities. Knowledge production serves not simply as a desirable aim of corporate universities, as the concept also offers guidelines for the design of corporate universities.
Jansink, Femke +2 more
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2001
Seit dem Mittelalter wird Wissen „vorgelesen“ Entweder in der Universitat durch einen Dozenten, oder spater in Weiterbildungsseminaren durch einen Trainer. Die klassischen Ausbildungswege haben einige Probleme gemeinsam: sie werden nur zu bestimmten Zeitpunkten angeboten, erfordern oft Reisen und veralten schnell. Mit der Alltagswelt haben sie meistens
Dietrich Buchner +2 more
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Seit dem Mittelalter wird Wissen „vorgelesen“ Entweder in der Universitat durch einen Dozenten, oder spater in Weiterbildungsseminaren durch einen Trainer. Die klassischen Ausbildungswege haben einige Probleme gemeinsam: sie werden nur zu bestimmten Zeitpunkten angeboten, erfordern oft Reisen und veralten schnell. Mit der Alltagswelt haben sie meistens
Dietrich Buchner +2 more
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With or without CU: A comparative study of efficiency of European and Russian corporate universities
, 2018Petr Parshakov, E. Shakina
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