This Special Issue aims to investigate changes in the production of academic knowledge in Science, Technology, and the Humanities. The main objective is to extend the analysis of the internal organization of the university, and also will consider both traditional and new organizational structures. The way universities are spreading academic knowledge through the communication between departments, research centers, research laboratories, and interdisciplinary units to industry and government. Also, this special issue will consider the new roles of Technology Transfer offices, Business Incubators, Science Parks, and Grant Management Unit in connecting academic knowledge to industry. We also approach the topic from the perspective of alternative models for research and innovation like technological consulting, the transition to an entrepreneurial university including innovation, entrepreneurship, and contribution to regional development in its remit. We will present real cases of university research laboratories and industry interaction for innovation. The authors will present how the autonomy, heterogeneity, creativity, and leadership of research groups and research laboratories can influence to bring knowledge and technology from university to industry.
This article collection aims to address these broad questions, addressing the following topics:
a) The Internal organization of academic knowledge and scienceb) Interdisciplinary organization center above the university, and
c) Hybrid new institutions
We would like to invite you to address these issues, keeping in mind that an ideal article combines theoretical, empirical and policy elements, although the balance may differ.
Submission instructions
Abstract submission - Authors should submit their abstracts directly to the guest editor(s) by the 28 February 2020
Full papers submission to guest editors - Authors should submit their full paper to the guest editors for pre-review by the 28 February 2020
Upon acceptance of the pre-reviewed version by the guest-editors, full papers should be submitted following the submission instructions below through the submission system (where they will undergo double-blind peer-review) at https://www.
Before submitting your manuscript, please ensure you have carefully read the submission instructions for Triple Helix athttps://brill.com/fileasset/
The complete manuscript should be submitted through the Triple Helix submission system at https://www.
Please indicate within your cover letter that you wish your manuscript to be considered as part of the article collection on the Special Issue of THJ: Triple Helix and the new production of academic knowledge
All submissions will undergo rigorous peer review and accepted articles will be published in the journal as a collection.
Additional information:
Selected papers will be invited to have your paper published as a Chapter of the Edited Book: “Triple Helix and The New production of Academic Knowledge”
Authors should submit their full paper to the guest editors for pre-review by the 28 February 2020 (through email andreapsegatto@gmail.
Upon acceptance of the pre-reviewed version, full papers should be submitted following through the editor system (where they will undergo double-blind peer-review) by the 31 of March 2020.
See the complete CfP at: https://www.
