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What is Quadruple Helix Model

Handbook of Research on SDGs for Economic Development, Social Development, and Environmental Protection
The model expands on the triple helix model by incorporating a fourth component, citizens, which includes community and the media, into the context of interactions between the other three components.
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How Can Business Enterprises Use Sustainability-Oriented Innovations as a Strategic Tool?
Oğuz Yıldız (Istanbul Gelisim University, Turkey)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-6684-5113-7.ch009
Abstract
Today, companies' incremental innovations and reactive approaches remain insufficient to cope with shocks like the COVID-19 pandemic and the climate crisis. Thus, they need to start with a radical shift in their thinking to be responsible and sustainable at the minimum level. Furthermore, companies must build, transform, and adapt an innovation ecosystem with stakeholders who interact to create and diffuse innovation. The author suggests that ‘organizational transformation', which emphasizes creating more shared value within society, and ‘system building', which highlights the company that goes beyond the institutional borders and redefines the purpose of the company's mission in society, are essential innovation strategies in overcoming the shocks generated by the COVID-19 pandemic and climate crisis. This chapter aims to clarify the meaning of the innovation terms related to sustainability and provide responsible and sustainable business practices from traditional resources and gray literature based on organizational transformation and system building approaches.
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An Analysis of University Governance Dimensions in Academic Research and S3 Innovation Performance
The research and innovation stakeholders that represent key local actors from government, research and scientific institutions, companies and citizens, which engage in bottom-up collaborative processes in innovation policy and challenge the traditional top-down policymaking process.
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