Acknowledgments
1.Global Policy, Inhabited Institutionalism, and Commercialization of Research
2.Commercialization of University Research in the U.S. and Japan
3.The Good Old Days: Trust and Ties before the Japanese Bayh-Dole Act
4.Ambiguity and Loose Coupling: The Gravitational Pull of the Old Practices
5.Institutional Travelers: Japanese University Scientists as Cosmopolitans
6.A "Japanese" Collaboration
7.Conclusion: Variation as Institutionalization
Appendix: A Confessional Tale of Theory, Methods, and Positionality
Notes
References
Index