Science, capitalism, and the rise of the “knowledge worker”: The changing structure of knowledge production in the United States

By Daniel Lee Kleinman, Steven P. Vallas. 2001

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Subfields: Management of Technology and Innovation, Strategy and Management

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Contradiction, convergence and the knowledge economy: the confluence of academic and commercial biotechnology (2007, background): “…substantially independent from the world of commerce and other pressures, the idea of an autonomous university was always more myth than reality (see Kleinman and Vallas, 2001; Kleinman, 2003). salient threat to the free flow of knowledge and the autonomy of scientific research (e.g. Shenk, 1999).”
Breaking the Ivory Tower: Academic Entrepreneurship in the Life Sciences in UK and Germany (2011, background): “For cientists, industry engagement means navigating dual, often conicting public and proprietary systems (Vallas and Kleinman, 2001; aeussler, forthcoming).”
Services innovation:: Knowledge transfer and the supply chain (2008, background): “Such workers are often termed knowledge or artful workers (Drucker, 1995; Schultze, 2000; Kleinman and Vallas, 2001; Hill et al., 2006): they are the ones who add value through, in the main, their discipline; managerial; and, functional acumen.”
Back to the Future? The Academic Professions in the 21st Century (2008, background): “This may mean in effect a narrowing gap between career models in academia and the corporate world (see for example Kleinman and Vallas, 2001; Menger, 2002).”
Role Strain in University Research Centers (2007, background): “However, critics of university research centers argue that these new institutions, especially those with strong ties to commercial concerns, often are inimical to traditional academic values, both research and education (Kleinman & Vallas, 2001; Slaughter et al., 2002).”
Researchers’ Industry Experience and Productivity in University–Industry Research Centers: A “Scientific and Technical Human Capital” Explanation (2006, background): “Since the ground-breaking work of Lotka (1926) on the productivity of scientists, most ensuing studies suggest a strong, positive correlation between collaboration and productivity.”
SF-36 total score as a single measure of health-related quality of life: Scoping review (2016, background): “Garcia-Peña C, Wagner FA, Sánchez-Garcia S, et al. Depressive symptoms among older adults in Mexico City.”