CALL
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We invite colleagues
from around the world with backgrounds in all three helices (academics,
practitioners and policy makers) interested in the interaction between
University, Government and Industry, to present a paper on issues
related to the conference theme: economics of innovation, organizational
sociology, regional policy, business & management, cognitive
economics, finance, law & economics, industrial economics, scientific
& technology policy, political science…
Any other contributions in line with the Triple Helix concept are
welcome.
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Two types of papers may be presented:
1) papers based on academic research, which may
be either conceptual or empirical:
Conceptual papers should
develop strong arguments and new theoretical perspectives on issues
related to the Triple Helix concept (i.e. a comprehensive review,
support or confrontation of the existing literature to develop
a new theoretical perspective).
Empirical papers should
instead have a short and focused literature review to develop
the research hypotheses, explain the methodology, present the
data and their analysis, draw appropriate conclusions and discuss
the theoretical and practical implications of the findings.
2) papers based on policy practices or practitioner’s
reflections
These papers should contain a brief narrative
section describing the policy or practice presented and
explaining its purpose and objective. The presentation
section should elaborate on the different issues involved
in the implementation of the innovation in question and/or present
a case study. The conclusion should contain recommended solutions
and/or the outcomes of the study in question.
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The review and selection the International
Scientific Committee’s referees will be made on extended
abstracts (1500 words or 3 full pages) and will be based
on the quality and relevance of the paper. The deadline for submission
is 1st November 2004.
Full papers must be submitted
by 18 April 2005 (though it may be sent together with the extended
abstract) and should not exceed 7000 words. They should allow 20
minutes for presentation and up to 5 minutes for discussion.
Young researchers and Ph.D students, particularly
from transitional and developing countries are encouraged to participate.
Grants are available upon request depending on resources available.
PLEASE NOTE:
Since we have received many more abstracts than expected, the abstract
review will take a little longer than anticipated. Participants
will be notified shortly after mid December.
All submissions (in PDF or MS Word format) should
be sent to Paola Caretta or Rocio Ribelles Zorita at: organization@triplehelix5.com |
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SUBMISSION OF WORKSHOP PROPOSALS |
15 OCTOBER 2004 (closed) |
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SUBMISSION OF EXTENDED ABSTRACTS |
1 NOVEMBER 2004 (closed) |
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NOTIFICATION OF ACCEPTANCE |
21 DECEMBER 2004 |
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SUBMISSION OF FULL PAPERS AND WORKSHOP PRESENTATIONS |
18 APRIL 2005 |
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BEGINNING OF REGISTRATION |
2 DECEMBER 2004 |
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END OF SPECIAL RATE REGISTRATION |
28 FEBRUARY 2005 |
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END OF REGISTRATION |
2 MAY 2005 |
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CONVENORS |
Riccardo Viale, Fondazione
Rosselli & Scuola Superiore Pubblica Amministrazione di Roma |
José Manoel Carvalho de Mello,
Engenharia de Produçao, Universidade Federal Fluminense |
Loet Leydesdorff, Amsterdam
School of Communications Research |
Henry Etzkowitz, Science
Policy Institute, State University of New York |
Merle Jacob, Management,
Politics and Philosophy, Copenhagen Business School |
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SCIENTIFIC DIRECTOR |
Mario Calderini, Professor of Economics
& Management
Department of Production Systems & Business Economics, Polytechnic
of Turin & Fondazione Rosselli
Contact: mario.calderini@polito.it |
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ORGANIZING SECRETARIAT |
Paola Caretta (coordinator) Rocio
Ribelles Zorita (international relations) Elisabetta
Nay (cultural organization) Laura Alessi
(webmaster) |
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Contact: organization@triplehelix5.com
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FONDAZIONE ROSSELLI
Corso Giulio Cesare, 6
10152 - Turin, Italy
tel: +39 011 1952 0111
fax: +39 011 1952 0188
http://www.fondazionerosselli.it
http://www.triplehelix5.com
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