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Has creative destruction become more destructive?

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Has Creative Destruction Become More Destructive?

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Why was Schumpeter not more concerned with patents?

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Creative destruction of the university

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coordination axis of the university move into units. The proposal is embedded in the Schumpeter's idea of creative destruction … (Schumpeter, 1960), and refers to the Burton Clark's concept of the entrepreneurial university (Clark, 1998, 2004), the concept of …

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