University scientists have been strongly encouraged by administrators to engage in
academic entrepreneurship (AE), via patenting, licensing, and startup formation. AE is a key …

What is the effect of an increase in the stock of human capital due to skilled immigration on
the innovative performance of recipient economies? Combining firm‐level micro‐data with …

This article begins with an overview of the policy environment in the United States and
abroad for skilled immigration, with a particular focus on “supply-driven” versus “demand …

US business has long dominated the global technology sector. Among the top ten
technology companies in terms of revenues worldwide, six are headquartered in the United …

We examine the relationship between immigrant share and entrepreneurial activities in a
country. Building on knowledge spillover theory of entrepreneurship (KSTE), we hypothesize …

Increasing international labor migration has important effects on the workforce composition
of firms in all migrant‐receiving countries. The consequences of these changes for firm …

This article studies how workforce composition is related to a firm's success in introducing
radical innovations. Previous studies have argued that teams composed of individuals with …

We explore the impact of migrant inventors on patent quality in Europe and the United States
between 1990 and 2010. Drawing on a large sample of patent applications filed at the …

The migration of young Chinese scientists to undertake graduate studies in US universities
is arguably one of the most important recent episodes of skilled migration. Using a new data …