Research shows that early internationalization is more likely when founders have
international and business-related experience. But what if experience was obtained in other …

Most research on the born global phenomenon investigates firms from the point of their legal
founding. Studies in the field of entrepreneurship show nonetheless that international firms …

Internationalization and academic entrepreneurship have been receiving a lot of attention
not only in academic research but also in policy practice. While academic spin-offs suffer …

Studies on the effect of entrepreneurial activities on scientists' subsequent research
performance have reported mixed findings. Given the misalignment between spin-off …

We examine the influence of founders' prior shared international experience on the timing of
their new ventures' first entry into foreign markets. We propose that this experience, which is …

This article is the first to examine the relationship between interdisciplinarity and
entrepreneurial commitment in academic spin-offs. Building on literature on …

Being continuity of public research, academic spin-offs may create value from a more public
perspective, which sets them apart from other firms. To explore diverse values created by …

Universities are key actors within the entrepreneurial ecosystems. A positive spillover of their
knowledge creation and dissemination activity is the establishment of academic spinoffs …

Spin-off firms originate from several sources including universities, existing firms, and
government research centers. Thus far, work on spin-off activity has focused on factors that …

We examine the effect of international new ventures'(INVs) congenital knowledge inherited
from their founding teams vs. their experiential knowledge gained through learning by doing …