In the last decades of the twentieth century universities in Europe and other OECD countries have undergone a profound transformation. They have evolved from mainly e´lite institutions for teaching and research to large (public and private) organisations responsible for mass higher education and the production and distribution of new knowledge. Increasingly, new knowledge is produced by universities not only for its own sake but also for potential economic gains.
Bonaccorsi A., Daraio C., Geuna A. (2010). Universities in the New Knowledge Landscape: Tensions, Challenges, Change—An Introduction. MINERVA, 48, 1-4 [10.1007/s11024-010-9144-0].
Universities in the New Knowledge Landscape: Tensions, Challenges, Change—An Introduction
DARAIO, CINZIA;
2010
Abstract
In the last decades of the twentieth century universities in Europe and other OECD countries have undergone a profound transformation. They have evolved from mainly e´lite institutions for teaching and research to large (public and private) organisations responsible for mass higher education and the production and distribution of new knowledge. Increasingly, new knowledge is produced by universities not only for its own sake but also for potential economic gains.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.