Devrim Goktepe-Hulten, Editor in Chief, Hélice
The Triple Helix Association (THA) are proud to announce the launch of the inaugural issue of the Hélice Newsletter. It will be published quarterly (January, April, July, and October), and distributed to members of the Triple Helix Association via email.
Hélice is being launched at the request of scholars and practitioners, as well as policy-makers who wanted to be informed about news, updates, announcements, and ongoing research in the area of the Triple Helix.
Our mission is to enable those who are interested in innovation, economics, development and updates about the Triple Helix Association and members’ research activities. Hélice will provide
readers with a forum to spread and publicize their projects as well as research results broadly and fast. If you have items to contribute to forth coming issues of the TH-Newsletter, we will be pleased to publicize them.
Sheila Forbes, Managing Editor, Hélice
We envision to increase the diversity of publication by including views and activities of not only academic scholars but also practitioners and policy-makers. We also aim to reach to TH Association
members regularly, and inform non-members about the Association’s activities and Triple Helix Research.
We greatly appreciate this opportunity to serve as the Editors of Hélice, and value your time and interest in receiving news from us, as well as your wish in publicizing your views via this publication.
We are thus committed to the best of our abilities to maintain an interesting, up-to-date, as well as high quality information that the Triple Helix scholars have achieved so far.
This inaugural issue of Hélice is dedicated to the Triple Helix IX International Conference held on 11-14 July 2011, at Stanford University, California, USA. This will provide those who could not attend the conference with an overview of the proceedings. It will also enable those who attended to refresh notes and reflections about the conference. In this issue you will find contributions from the organizers as well as participants.
For further information and publication possibilities, please contact Devrim Goktepe-Hulten at *email address protected*, or Sheila Forbes at *email address protected*.
We are looking forward to hearing from you all in 2012!
Devrim Goktepe-Hulten and Sheila Forbes
January 2012
President’s Column
Triple Helix Travels: Innovation on the Move
Henry Etzkowitz
Welcome to the Triple Helix Newsletter! It is a significant addition to the communication channels of the Triple Helix community, following upon our website, produced by Techbridge and sponsored by TUSUR University in Russia, the host of our 2014 Triple Helix conference
SPECIAL FOCUS ON TRIPLE HELIX IX CONFERENCE
Four Summer Days at Stanford
Marina Ranga
If you ever imagined that summer at Stanford University would bea quiet season, with empty classrooms and dormitories patientlyawaiting their next academic year’s students, well, nothing could beless far from reality!
Report on Silicon Valley: Global Model or Unique Anomaly?
Loet Leydesdorff
On the invitation of the Editors of this new Newsletter, I report briefly on the Triple Helix Conference organized at Stanford University in July 2011. In the meantime I may have forgotten some details, but the gist of the conference of course is still clearly in my memory.
Culture, History, and “Lightning in a Bottle”: Reflections on Triple Helix IX
Margaret O’Mara
Is Silicon Valley a relevant innovation model for other regions of the world? This was the question put forth to the participants in the Oxford-style debate on the first evening of the Triple Helix Association conference.
Is Silicon Valley Sustainable?
Tapan Munroe
My interest in Silicon Valley goes back to the time when I worked as the Chief Economist for Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E, 1980-1995) – one the largest energy utilities in the U.S. I tracked the Valley’s economy on a quarterly basis for more than a decade as it was an important region for the company’s electricity and natural gas sales.
Accelerating Trust Through Telepresence: Relationship Resources and Triple Helix Dependencies for Co-creating Innovation
Martha G Russell, Kaisa Still, Michelle Sellinger, Victoria Ryan
Strategic value creation networks have become critically important factors in technology development and social change. Trust building activities are critical in developing the relationship infrastructure of people, organizations and policies
Future Meetings
Future Meetings
New Initiatives
New Initiatives
TH Association Membership
TH Association Membership
Call for Hélice Correspondents
Call for Hélice Correspondents
Announcements
Announcements