The business incubation process has proven increasingly important for startups, and there
are now over 10,000 incubators globally, as well as a significant body of literature on the …

Entrepreneurship has the potential to be an inclusive space comprising many types of
conventional as well as unconventional entrepreneurs. In this essay we will argue that when …

Entrepreneurial ecosystems have developed from a powerful idea and concept into a
transdisciplinary research program, increasing our understanding into entrepreneurship-led …

Sustainable development startups (SDSs) are important to help overcome societal
challenges. However, starting an SDS or investing in them is a high-risk endeavor. Hence …

Organizations are increasingly subject to conflicting demands arising from shifting consumer
desires, evolving regulatory backgrounds, and emergent sociocultural trends. The concept …

While entrepreneurial ecosystems (EEs) are often regarded as spatially bounded resource
allocation systems that allocate and mobilise resources for new venture creation, less is …

Abstract Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) are actively encouraged to strive toward
entrepreneurial university status to enable them to deliver their third mission and create …

Entrepreneurial ecosystems (EE) are composed not only of startups but also the
organizations that support them. Theory has been ambivalent about whether an EE is …

Over the past two decades, the changing mission and goals of universities have led to a
surge in the literature on academia. However, academic intrapreneurship has not received …

Emerging economies provide abundant opportunities for entrepreneurship with social
impact, but they often lack the resources to support it. This dilemma has led to the …