Valorisation of scientific knowledge
https://doi.org/10.18384/2949-5024-2025-1-6-18
Abstract
Aim. Actualization of the problems of increasing the value of scientific knowledge.
Methodology. The analysis of academic sources and government policy documents of the Kingdom of the Netherlands is carried out, information on mechanisms, models and results of valorization of scientific knowledge as an element of scientific and technical policy is systematized and summarized.
Results. The study reveals the genesis of the concept of “valorization”, mechanisms for increasing the value of scientific knowledge in the field of social sciences and humanities, summarizes approaches to understanding the phenomenon of valorization of scientific knowledge in the academic field, analyzes the experiences of valorization of scientific knowledge in the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
Research implications. The study offers relevant tools for assessing the value of scientific knowledge and identifies modern models for the implementation of valorization at the regional level.
About the Authors
E. N. Kaunov
Institute of Smart Cities Comparative Studies; Moscow State Institute of International Relations (MGIMO)
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Efim N. Kaunov – President of the Institute; Lecturer, Governance and Politics Department
ul. Lubyanka 16, Moscow 101000
E. D. Makeeva
Institute of Smart Cities Comparative Studies
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Ekaterina D. Makeeva – Analyst
ul. Lubyanka 16, Moscow 101000
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