Open Approaches to Knowledge Governance
Open Approaches to Knowledge Governance
The LINK Centre's work in this thematic area explores the ways in which open, flexible approaches to knowledge governance, including intellectual property rights, can facilitate collaborative innovation in support of socioeconomic development. The Centre's research findings under this theme inform its published outputs, its advisory services, and its delivery of postgraduate (PhD and Master's) and short course learning programmes.
Publications: Open Approaches to Knowledge Governance
This Open African Innovation Research (Open AIR) network publication, Scaling Innovation: How Open Collaborative Models Help Scale Africa’s Knowledge-Based Enterprises, draws on findings from more than 20 case studies, including research by LINK's Lucienne Abrahams and Chris Armstrong.
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Indigenous Peoples, Data Sovereignty, and Self-Determination: Current Realities and Imperatives
Conceptualising Knowledge Governance for Development
African Intersections between Intellectual Property Rights and Knowledge Access
Research Productivity-Visibility-Accessibility and Scholarly Communication
The Maker Movement in Gauteng Province, South Africa
Open Innovation and Knowledge Appropriation in African Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs)
AJIC Issue 16 article by the University of Ottawa's Jeremy de Beer and LINK's Chris Armstrong.
Opening Access to Knowledge in Southern African Universities
Scholarly Communication and Opening Access to Knowledge
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Learning Programmes: Open Approaches to Knowledge Governance
Disruptive Technologies and Governance in the Digital Era
Governance, Policy and Regulation in the Digital Era (GPRDE)
Excellence in Digital Government
Governance of Generative AI and other Emerging Technologies in the Creative Sectors
PhD in Interdisciplinary Digital Knowledge Economy Studies
Master of Arts in Interdisciplinary Digital Knowledge Economy Studies
Master of Arts in ICT Policy and Regulation
Open Innovation and Knowledge Appropriation in African Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs)
Research Productivity-Visibility-Accessibility and Scholarly Communication
Opening Access to Knowledge in Southern African Universities
