Research, Development, and Innovation in Asia Pacific Higher Education

1. Introduction: John N. Hawkins, Ka Ho Mok, and Deane Neubauer PART I: POLICY IMPLICATIONS FOR SHIFTING RESEARCH CAPACITY AND DEVELOPMENT 2. Developing Research Capacity in Education Schools and Faculties in Newer Universities: Seeking Research Excellence and Entrepreneurship; Annette Gough 3. The Shifting Ecology of Research in Asian Pacific Higher Education: Imitation or Innovation; John N. Hawkins 4. Time for Balanced Thinking: Reflections on Dichotomous Multiple Missions of Public Higher Education in the United States; Stewart Sutin 5. Why the Asia Craze for Publication?-An Examination from Academic Regime; Po-fen Tai 6. National Policies in Chile Related to Research and Innovation, The Challenge of Cultural Change; Mario Letelier and Maria J. Sandoval PART II: ENTREPRENEURSHIP, INNOVATION AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE RESEARCH DOMAIN 7. Rethinking Innovation in a Higher Education Context; Deane Neubauer 8. Questing for Entrepreneurship and Innovation for Enhancing Global Competitiveness in Hong Kong: Academic Reflections; Ka Ho Mok and Sheng-ju Chan 9. The Quest for Entrepreneurial University in Taiwan: Policies and Practices in Industry-Academy Cooperation; Sheng-Ju Chan and Ka Ho Mok 10. The University-Community Compact: Innovation in Community Engagement; Robert W. Franco 11. Management of Research, Development, and Innovation: A Case Study of Universiti Sains Malaysia; Chang Da Wan and Molly Lee 12. Dynamics and Challenges of Public and Private Partnership in Thai Higher Education Institutions in Promoting a Creative Society: Implications for Research; Prompilai Buasuwan 13. Subjectivity, Indigenous Perspectives, and the New Qing History: The Role and Potential of Local Dimensions in Enhancing Research and Development in a Globalized Setting; William Yat Wai Lo 14. Research, Development, and Academic Culture in Chinese Universities: A Historical Reflection; Su-Yan Pan 15. Conclusion: Research Trends in Higher Education in Asia Pacific; Ka Ho Mok and John N. Hawkins