A Critical Look at the Hatch Act

Rose, Henry

doi:10.2307/1338391

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“…Through this legislation, the land grant universities could receive federal funding to conduct research in agricultural products. Most importantly, one of its central purposes was the promotion of efficient production, distribution, marketing and use of products and/or methods that promoted a prosperous agriculture industry and resulted in national prosperity (Rose, 1962). This resulted in several efforts by academicians by ways of setting up extension centers that actively utilized research for the betterment of the agricultural community.…”

Section: Legislations Around University Startups: Three-country Perspectivementioning

confidence: 99%

University startups and special legislations

Pattnaik

Pandey

2017

IJLMA

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Purpose This paper aims at exploring the role of legislations in university startups. Design/methodology/approach Systematic review of legislations in three countries, namely, the USA, Japan and India, has been carried out to assimilate the role of special legislations in university startups. Findings The findings of the study reveal the important role that legislations can play in bringing out more university startups. Legislations not only protect the interest of the founder but also provide a cushion to explore further opportunities. Research limitations/implications The implications for the makers of the legislations and policies start with the understanding that conducive legislations can help the founders to take up the challenge of starting a commercial entity out of research output. Originality/value The study adds to the limited literature connecting university startups and legislations.

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Section: Legislations Around University Startups: Three-country Perspectivementioning

confidence: 99%