Hirschman Mobility, Governance and Loyalty in Europe’s Top Research Universities

Edward Bergman ()

Chapter Chapter 12 in Cooperation, Clusters, and Knowledge Transfer, 2013, pp 225-248 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract The emergence of Europe’s knowledge economy has been slower than expected, if one takes the USA as a baseline, particularly in terms of anticipated knowledge productivity and related economic growth. But knowledge diffusion has also expanded more slowly than hoped. Many factors have been advanced as responsible, ranging from the incomplete integration of existing and new EU member economies to the ongoing reorganisation of traditional regimes of higher education throughout Europe.

Keywords: Present Post; Teaching Load; Governance Issue; European Research Area; Star Scientist (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-33194-7_12

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