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International Business Management

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State Regulation Features of University Integration into National Innovative System in the Light of “Triple Helix” Modern Concept

Oleg N. Polukhin, Vadim V. Mishunin, Andrey P. Peresypkin, Svetlana V. Funikova and Elena N. Taranova
Page: 1664-1667 | Received 21 Sep 2022, Published online: 21 Sep 2022

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The study is devoted to state regulation features research of university integration of into national innovative system in the light of “Triple helix” modern concept developed by Itskovits-Leidesdorf, describing development of innovative systems through dynamics of state, business and universities network relations. Universities active participation in national innovative system due to effective realization of scientific and innovative potential significantly enriches state’s innovative space image as well as causes the necessity of essential modifications in its regulation mechanisms. In regard to this state participation in innovative process degree and forms seriously changes. Government institutions become integral links of accelerated scientific and innovative cycles and are urged to assume the initiator role in national innovative system development, the role of innovative interactions key regulator in a triad “state-business-universities”. Various ways of process efficiency promotion in creating innovations are presented in article, development need for horizontal communications between the state, business and universities, first of all, by means of strategic innovative network models introduction are proved.

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Oleg N. Polukhin, Vadim V. Mishunin, Andrey P. Peresypkin, Svetlana V. Funikova and Elena N. Taranova. State Regulation Features of University Integration into National Innovative System in the Light of “Triple Helix” Modern Concept.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.36478/ibm.2015.1664.1667
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