Academic partnerships 2016

New Models for Academic and Industry Partnerships

Many universities are seeking new ways to interact with industry on a variety of levels and for a variety of reasons. Public universities in particular face significant challenges in the 21 century, with the decline of state funding, the rapid pace of change in the world around them, and increasing demands from different stakeholders. To meet these challenges and opportunities, many universitie...

Community/practice/academic partnerships in public health.

The forging of links between academia and the field of practice is a much-discussed topic. The 1988 Institute of Medicine Report on the Future of Public Health noted that public health academic institutions had become “isolated from the field of public health practice.”1 The Committee opined that neither academia nor practice can work at the desired level of excellence without the perspective a...

South Asia Multidisciplinary Academic Journal, 13 | 2016

In this article, selected evidence from contemporary India and Bangladesh is analyzed to identifythe diverse mechanisms of land alienation at work. A typology of such mechanisms is developedfor this purpose, based on a critical review of theoretical approaches to primitive accumulation(Marx 1976) and accumulation by dispossession (ABD) (Harvey 2005). In this typology,mechanisms ...

Incorporating community-academic partnerships into graduate medical education.

Learning to work together: developing academic and community research partnerships.

BACKGROUND Community-based participatory research (CBPR) has been promoted as an important collaborative methodology for addressing local health concerns. However, academic physicians and researchers usually are not trained to work with communities as partners. METHODS Key characteristics of effective community-academic partnerships are examined based on experiences with 2 CBPR projects in Wi...