Changing Role of the University in Innovation Development: New Challenges for Russian Regions

Погодаева, Т. В.; Zhaparova, Daria; Efremova, Irina A.

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2015.11.659

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“…Innovations in Indian industries were mainly done by the employees and the customersthe major sources of knowledge. There is a very fragile connect (Minguillo & Thelwall, 2015;Pogodaeva et al 2015) between industries and HEI/PRI/NRLs. Recently, the large number of HEIs has taken initiative to establish incubation centres for start-ups, innovation laboratories for the industries who wish to explore new projects and the low-cost testing facilities.…”

Section: Innovations In Collaboration Processmentioning

confidence: 99%

Innovation Framework for Excellence in Higher Education Institutions

Sharma

2021

Glob J Flex Syst Manag

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Innovation is now emerging as an ''Asset'' in current global health scenario caused by pandemic, so higher education institute (HEI) should put high value primium on this asset, i.e. innovation, and with the passage of time, the intervention and demand of innovation in higher education cannot be undermined. In this context, it is very important that the real understanding of the process of innovation is highly desirable. Knowledgedriven economy has established its roots globally and with the passage of time, it will grow as banyan tree. The challenges before higher education institutions (HEIs) is to train the people to the highest level of efficiency, creativity and entrepreneurship. HEIs have to choose between being globally distinct and the best vs. enormous and the largest. The biggest challenge before HEIs is financially self-reliance as the government and research funding is very scarce and it will further decrease in the coming time. Innovative solutions will be in demand and the new primium currency of the future. Public objectives in teaching and learning process embedded with innovation must be supreme. In this paper, an innovative framework is emphasized for HEIs for their academic excellence. Triple helical model is no longer sufficient. HEIs have to think and add more dimensions to their innovative functioning which make them efficient and environment friendly. The objective of this study is that the HEIs should become globally distinct and competitive, by creating their own distinct products, services and related processes which proposed high value to their customers and stakeholders for their economic robustness and sustainability in flexible mode.

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Section: Innovations In Collaboration Processmentioning

confidence: 99%

Innovation Framework for Excellence in Higher Education Institutions

Sharma

2021

Glob J Flex Syst Manag

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“…This can be explained by the specifics of climate in Volgograd. The availability of sports in Sevastopol is noted by the respondents mainly to paid services (Pogodaeva et al, 2015;Sharafutdinov et al, 2019;Chang et al, 2020).…”

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Changing national health values of Russian youth aged 13-17

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Sulyagina

Kryukova

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The article is devoted to the study of the attitudes of contemporary Russian youth to a healthy lifestyle, healthcare in general, and physical culture and sports. As a result of a qualitative sociological study, the main trends and perspectives in the perception of a healthy lifestyle, physical culture, and sports in Russian regions are discovered and defined. The study specifies the motivational aspects of young Russians’ attitudes to a healthy lifestyle, healthcare, physical culture, and sports. The specific features of the development of regional physical culture and sports in Russia, as well as the characteristics of the perception of physical culture and sports by various groups of Russian youth in the regions of the country, are identified. The attitudes to social stereotypes concerning a healthy lifestyle and sports in the minds of Russian citizens are discovered. The practical significance of the study results: the conclusions of the project can be used for the development of youth policy, as well as the development of new programs for the optimization of young people’s lifestyle and the development of physical culture and sports in Russia. The study results can be utilized for the innovation of courses on the sociology of health and disease.

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“…However, the majority of TH studies indicates that the well‐organized governmental innovation policy directs roles and responsibilities of RIS actors, thus highlighting the importance of institutions (Etzkowitz & Klofsten, 2005; Etzkowitz & Zhou, 2017; Nordberg, 2015). Albeit previous research on the TH innovation model focuses on relatively different roles of helices, most of TH‐based RIS studies strive to find an efficient model for developing regional innovation in the knowledge‐based economy (Amaral et al, 2016; Boland, Phillips, Ryan, & Mcphee‐Knowles, 2012; Kamrowska‐Zaluska & Soltys, 2016; Pogodaeva et al, 2015). As such, developing a technologically innovative region seems to be the first and foremost goal in this stream of literature (see Figure 2).…”

Section: Evolution Of N‐helixmentioning

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The evolution of N‐helix of the regional innovation system: Implications for sustainability

Lew

Park

2020

Sustainable Development

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This research examines the evolution of the study on triple helix (TH) approaches to the investigation of regional innovation systems (RISs). Prior studies on TH-based RISs have focused largely on complex interactions among innovation creating actors (i.e., university, industry, and government) and non-market institutions in various regional contexts. Although there are a growing number of TH-based RIS studies, they often ignore the evolutionary aspect of the RIS studies and implications for sustainability. Thus, herein we conduct a wide range of systematic literature review on the TH research in the RIS literature published from 1990 to 2017. The study identifies that the TH literature evolves into various N-helix models in particular, gravitating toward stakeholders, internationalization, specialization and ecological conservation, which offers various implications for sustainability in the regional development context. In the ages of globalization, digitalization, and socio-ecology, this study offers a comprehensive view on the TH research for sustainable development and suggests useful future research directions that academics and policymakers can benefit from.

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Changing Role of the University in Innovation Development: New Challenges for Russian Regions

Cited by 15 publications

References 5 publications

Innovation Framework for Excellence in Higher Education Institutions

Innovation Framework for Excellence in Higher Education Institutions

Changing national health values of Russian youth aged 13-17

The evolution of N‐helix of the regional innovation system: Implications for sustainability

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