Academic spin-offs (ASOs) are companies with a strong international vocation for two main
reasons: first, they market their products and services in global market niches to profit from …

Purpose Scholars have emphasized intellectual capital's importance for universities in
obtaining competitive advantages and creating value. The purpose of this paper is to identify …

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 …

Purpose: This paper analyzes the influence of relational capital in business
internationalization, focusing on university spin-offs. Design/methodology/approach: A …

Purpose Integrating the resource-based view and institutional approach, this study aims to
examine how resource-based factors and formal and informal institutional context interact in …

The impact of the academic leaders on the university's entrepreneurial orientation has
received only anecdotal attention, though they are recognized to be important for the flow …

This special issue presents an opportunity to explore the international aspects of academic
and university based international entrepreneurship. Over the last decades much research …

While research acknowledges the benefits of founders' education and social capital for the
international intensity of new ventures, the interplay between the two is less understood. Are …

This article uses the international entrepreneurship framework developed by Jones, MV, &
Coviello, NE (2005). Internationalization: Conceptualizing an entrepreneurial process of …

So far, there has been very little in-depth research on how the spin-off process contributes to
the development of academic entrepreneurs' social capital. In this inductive, exploratory and …