El modelo de innovación Triple Hélice
Un análisis de la producción científica
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https://doi.org/10.37467/revtechno.v11.4453Palavras-chave:
Triple Hélice, Innovación, Economía del conocimiento, Política científica, BibliometríaResumo
En este trabajo se analiza la producción científica sobre el modelo de la Triple Hélice, basado en la interacción entre universidad-industria-gobierno, el cual resalta la relevancia del rol de las universidades en la transición de una sociedad industrial hacia otra basada en el conocimiento. Se utilizaron indicadores bibliométricos y técnicas de análisis factorial. Se recuperaron un total de 593 publicaciones indexadas en la colección central de Web of Science (WoS), desde 1993 hasta 2022. Se identificaron los autores, países, instituciones y revistas más productivas, los manuscritos con mayor impacto y la estructura temática y conceptual en el campo científico analizado.
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