This study examines how the identity orientation of founders, ie, the extent to which they
define themselves in terms of their relationships to others and to social groups, is imprinted …

The relevance of entrepreneurial ecosystems in fostering economic growth has led to a
recent surge in scholarship on the topic. We investigate the literature to provide researchers …

In this article we pay attention to the different analytical layers that compose the managerial
context of university-industry relationships–a cornerstone of entrepreneurial universities …

Abstract Knowledge exchange (KE) is becoming a strategic imperative for universities
globally. Research examining KE has tended to focus on a limited and select group of …

Academic entrepreneurs often shift back and forth between “scholar” and “entrepreneur.”
This identity shift creates a “Who am I?” type of question. Can academic entrepreneurs …

The commercialization of scientific discoveries within the university‐industry nexus is
multifaceted and complex, characterized by dynamic interactions between multiple agents …

Student entrepreneurship has been booming over the past two decades and has bypassed
academic spin-offs both in numbers and performance. Despite the importance of the …

Entrepreneurship education has long been framed as a crucial component of the
entrepreneurial university and its corresponding economic impact. The predominantly …

This research examines how individuals achieve or reject an aspired identity when they
perceive it as conflicting with some existing identities. We conducted an inductive, qualitative …

Abstract In his Catalyst article, Kenneth Kahn takes an institutional perspective on innovation
and entrepreneurship, arguing that a lack of differentiation between these two terms results …