Expanded Public-Private Partnerships for Innovation: Approaches from Canada and the United States - Luke Peterson
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Universities across the country have discovered the power of industry partnerships to catalyze their economic development efforts. Opportunities for productive partnerships do not end there, however. By bringing in other public partners—municipalities, counties, state and federal agencies—institutions of higher education can create new fuel to drive innovation and regional economic development.
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