Cosmopolitan scientists : How a global policy of commercialization became Japanese / Nahoko Kameo.

Global policy, inhabited institutionalism, and commercialization of research
Commercialization of university research in the U.S. and Japan
The good old days : trust and ties before the Japanese Bayh-Dole Act
Ambiguity and loose coupling : the gravitational pull of the old practices
Institutional travelers : Japanese university scientists as cosmopolitans
A "Japanese" collaboration
Conclusion : variation as institutionalization.