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Pickernell David, Packham Gary, Brooksbank David & Jones Paul (2010). « A recipe for what? UK universities, enterprise and knowledge transfer Evidence from the Federation of Small Businesses 2008 survey ». The International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, vol. 11, n° 4, novembre, p. 265–272.
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| Resource type: Journal Article DOI: 10.5367/ijei.2010.0001 BibTeX citation key: Pickernell2010  |
Categories: Enseignement supérieur Subcategories: Professionnalisation Keywords: enseignement supérieur, insertion professionnelle, vie professionnelle Creators: Brooksbank, Jones, Packham, Pickernell Collection: The International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation |
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Universities play multiple knowledge-related roles in economies, creating (or co-creating), absorbing, disseminating and utilizing knowledge. These roles, however, are not without difficulty, for reasons related to universities themselves and the small firms that need to use such knowledge. This paper uses the {UK} Federation of Small Businesses 2008 survey to examine (a) the mechanisms in place to facilitate the dissemination to small and medium-sized enterprises ({SMEs)} of university knowledge and assistance; (b) the relative importance of the contribution of university-derived assistance to {SMEs;} (c) the relationship between the assistance obtained from universities and the requirements and capabilities of {SMEs;} and (d) the relationships between university-derived assistance and measures of growth.
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