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epaa-110	Mendoza, Pilar; Berger, Joseph B. 	Patenting productivity and intellectual property policies at Research I universities: An exploratory comparative study.	2005	22	.pdf	application/pdf	9557	394	36	In addition, as research universities compete against each other for federal funding, annual giving, earnings on endowment state agencies, internal savings, and other surplus-generating activities such as returns on patents and licenses, administrators try to promote these partnerships by controlling faculty research more than a decade ago and by offering external rewards to faculty such as wages and distribution of royalties (Hum, 2000). On the one hand, tight control over faculty profession, if balanced with a policy of generous material rewards to faculty research unit seems to return high patenting levels.	cache/epaa-110.pdf	txt/epaa-110.txt