Urban knowledge exchange: devilish dichotomies and active intermediation
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knowledge-based urban development; KBUD; urban knowledge exchange; science policy; technology policy; innovation policy; intermediaries; cities; universities; higher education; active intermediation; knowledge-based development.;All these keywords.
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