Volume 14, Issue 2 | Review of Managerial Science

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Volume 14, Issue 2

April 2020

Special issue on He Who Pays the Piper Calls the Tune? Potentials and Threats of Third-Party Funding of Academic Research in Europe

Issue Editors:

Markus Scholz,
Matthias Fink,
Simon Down,
Isabella Hatak

7 articles in this issue

He who pays the piper calls the tune? Setting the stage for an informed discourse on third-party funding of academic business research
Matthias Fink
Isabella Hatak
Simon Down
Original Paper Open access 05 November 2019 Pages: 335 - 343
The shift towards entrepreneurial universities and the relevance of third-party funding of business and economics units in Austria: a research note
Melanie Wiener
Daniela Maresch
Robert J. Breitenecker
Original Paper Open access 02 November 2019 Pages: 345 - 363
A mathematical model for the role of third party funding in reputation building of academic institutions
Juan Pineiro-Chousa
Marcos Vizcaíno-González
Original Paper 30 October 2019 Pages: 365 - 377
Latour and Woolgar’s ‘cycle of scientific credibility’ as a basis for conceptualizing business school strategy
Chris Ivory
Helen Shipton
Original Paper 02 April 2020 Pages: 379 - 391
Managing autonomy in university–industry research: a case of collaborative Ph.D. projects in the Netherlands
Kasia Zalewska-Kurek
Rainer Harms
Original Paper Open access 02 November 2019 Pages: 393 - 416
Multiple-party funding: tensions and related consequences for academic research in Europe
Karin Link
Barbara Müller
Original Paper Open access 02 November 2019 Pages: 417 - 445
Private external funding of universities: Blind alley or new opening?
Christoph Badelt
Original Paper Open access 08 November 2019 Pages: 447 - 458