The evolving state-of-the-art in technology transfer research:Revisiting the contingent effectiveness model
2015-05-07
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오현철(dhguscjf)
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과학기술과 인문사회
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2015년 2월
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오현철(dhguscjf)
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1. Introduction
2. The revised contingent effectiveness model oftechnology transfer
2.1. The addition of the public value criterion
3. Technology transfer effectiveness research
3.1. “Out-the-Door” criterion for technology transfer effectiveness
3.2. Market impact/economic development criterion fortechnology transfer effectiveness
3.3. Political reward criterion for technology transfer effectiveness
3.4. Opportunity cost criterion for technology transfereffectiveness
3.5. Scientific and technical human capital criterion fortechnology transfer effectiveness
3.6. Public value criterion for technology transfer effectiveness
4. Conclusions and recommendations
2. The revised contingent effectiveness model oftechnology transfer
2.1. The addition of the public value criterion
3. Technology transfer effectiveness research
3.1. “Out-the-Door” criterion for technology transfer effectiveness
3.2. Market impact/economic development criterion fortechnology transfer effectiveness
3.3. Political reward criterion for technology transfer effectiveness
3.4. Opportunity cost criterion for technology transfereffectiveness
3.5. Scientific and technical human capital criterion fortechnology transfer effectiveness
3.6. Public value criterion for technology transfer effectiveness
4. Conclusions and recommendations
보고서작성신청
The purpose of our study is to review and synthesize the rapidly evolving literature on technology transfereffectiveness. Our paper provides a lens into relatively recent work, focusing particularly on empiricalstudies of US technology transfer conducted within the last 15 years. In doing so, we update and extendthe Contingent Effectiveness Model of Technology Transfer developed by Bozeman (2000). Specifically,we include the growing interest in social and public value oriented technology transfer and, thus, thecontingent effectiveness model is expanded to consider this literature. We categorize studies accordingtheir approaches to measuring effectiveness, draw conclusions regarding the current state of technologytransfer evaluation, and offer recommendations for future studies.