Od ignoriranja do vođenja promjena - koju ulogu imaju sveučilišta u zemljama u razvoju? (slučaj Hrvatske)

Using the model of entrepreneurial university, the paper presents major blockages (university’s own institutional rigidity, fragmented organization, lack of mutual trust between the business sector and universities,no real benchmarks, legal framework not supportive of opening the university to new i...

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Veröffentlicht in:Ekonomski vjesnik 2010, Vol.23 (2), p.307-315
Hauptverfasser: Singer, Slavica, Oberman Peterka, Sunčica
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Sprache:hrv
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Zusammenfassung:Using the model of entrepreneurial university, the paper presents major blockages (university’s own institutional rigidity, fragmented organization, lack of mutual trust between the business sector and universities,no real benchmarks, legal framework not supportive of opening the university to new initiatives) in TripleHelix interactions in Croatia. Comparing identified blockages with expectations (multidimensional campus, cooperation with the business sector and other stakeholders in designing new educational and research programs) expressed by HEIs in developed countries around the world (2008 EIU survey) indicates new challenges for universities in developing countries. With Triple Helix approach, not confined within national borders, but as an international networking opportunity, these challenges can be seen as opportunities,otherwise they are threats. On the scale of ignoring, observing, participating and leading positive changes inits surroundings, for the purpose of measuring vitality of Triple Helix interactions, Croatian universities are located more between ignoring and observing position. To move them towards a leading position, coordinated and consistent policies are needed in order to focus on eliminating identified blockages. Universities should take the lead in this process; otherwise they are losing credibility as desired partners in developing space for Triple Helix interactions.
ISSN:0353-359X
1847-2206