Patents and scientific publications: an empirical analysis of the Italian system of academic professor recruitment
Abstract
The recent increase in patenting by European and American university researchers has raised concerns among observers that increased patenting may be associated with less open publication of research results. This leads us to examine if the propensity to academic patenting would negatively affect publication of scientific research results and, therefore, result in less diffusion of knowledge resources; or, conversely, if it could increase the...
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Patents and scientific publications: an empirical analysis of the Italian system of academic professor recruitment
Published Date
Jan 1, 2014
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