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Introduction "Think Again" is a collection of concise, evidence-based articles related to cross-cutting innovation and collaboration. "Think Again" articles are written by invited authors and published by the Institute to address issues related to our rapidly evolving global community and the benefits that can be obtained through collaborations, emergent technologies and platforms for shared solutions. Submission content is not edited by the Institute. Planned functionality will soon allow readers to rate articles and add comments. "Think Again" authors will have the prerogative to respond to comments and/or revise articles based on the feedback. The opinions expressed in these submissions are solely those of the author(s), and they do not necessarily reflect the opinions of The Institute for Triple Helix Innovation or any of its funders. Articles  Acceptable Insanity
By Philip Bossert, Ph.D. Backing Into the Future
By Philip Bossert, Ph.D. How do we Create Optimal Knowledge Flows for Globally Distributed Talent, Firms, and Networks?
By Leigh Jerome, Ph.D. How Do We Measure the Value of Collaboration?
By Patricia Jordan, Ph.D. Innovation in Transition: What Role for Government?
By Andrzej H. Jasinski, Ph.D. Measuring Innovation in the 21st Century: Shouldn't We Expect Less?
By Brooks Robinson, Ph.D. Why is Separation of the Three Helices Important?
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