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In this volume, university presidents and others in higher education leadership positions comment on the many connections between business and scholarship when intellectual property and learning are treated as marketable commodities, providing guidelines to govern commercial activities.

Table of Contents
Acknowledgements
1 A personal perspective on the selling of academia / Donald G. Stein
2 College Sports, Inc. / Murray Sperber
3 The benefits and cost of commercialization of the academy / Derek Bok
4 Increased commercialization of the academy following the Bayh-Dole Act of 1980 / Mary Good
5 Delicate balance / James J. Duderstadt
6 Pushing the envelope in university involvement with commercialization / Ronald A. Bohlander
7 Conflicting goals and values / Karen A. Holbrook and Eric C. Dahl
8 Buyer and seller views of university/industry licensing / Jerry G. Thursby and Marie C. Thursby
9 The increasingly proprietary nature of publicly funded biomedical research / Arti Rai
10 The clinical trials business / Marcia Angell
11 Reforming research ethics in an age of multivested science / Sheldon Krimsky
12 The academy and industry / Zach W. Hall
13 Responsible innovation in the commercialized university / David Guston
Contributions
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      Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
      Publication Date: 2/25/2004 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9780813533742, 978-0813533742
      ISBN10: 0813533740
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      Description

      Book Synopsis
      In this volume, university presidents and others in higher education leadership positions comment on the many connections between business and scholarship when intellectual property and learning are treated as marketable commodities, providing guidelines to govern commercial activities.

      Table of Contents
      Acknowledgements
      1 A personal perspective on the selling of academia / Donald G. Stein
      2 College Sports, Inc. / Murray Sperber
      3 The benefits and cost of commercialization of the academy / Derek Bok
      4 Increased commercialization of the academy following the Bayh-Dole Act of 1980 / Mary Good
      5 Delicate balance / James J. Duderstadt
      6 Pushing the envelope in university involvement with commercialization / Ronald A. Bohlander
      7 Conflicting goals and values / Karen A. Holbrook and Eric C. Dahl
      8 Buyer and seller views of university/industry licensing / Jerry G. Thursby and Marie C. Thursby
      9 The increasingly proprietary nature of publicly funded biomedical research / Arti Rai
      10 The clinical trials business / Marcia Angell
      11 Reforming research ethics in an age of multivested science / Sheldon Krimsky
      12 The academy and industry / Zach W. Hall
      13 Responsible innovation in the commercialized university / David Guston
      Contributions
      index

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