Academic Entrepreneurship by Corbett, Andrew C. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Copyright Contents List of Contributors Introduction

References

Chapter 1 Beyond tech transfer: a more comprehensive approach to measuring the entrepreneurial university

Introduction Current Research on the Entrepreneurial University

A Taxonomy of the Literature on the Entrepreneurial University

Promising Metrics for Better Characterizing the Entrepreneurial University

Campus Identity Tied to Innovation and Entrepreneurship Commercialization Supports Talent Development Diversity of University–Industry Engagements

A Road Map for Developing More Robust Metrics Notes References

Chapter 2 Academic entrepreneurship: a stage based model

Introduction Stage Based Model

Motivation (Stage 1) Governance (Stage 2) Mode Selection (Stage 3) Competition (Stage 4) Performance (Stage 5)

Discussion Conclusion and Prescriptions for Faculty, Universities, and Industry Partnerships Notes References

Chapter 3 Academic entrepreneurship: exploring resistive tension

Introduction Entrepreneurship and the University ‘Using Schumpeter To Go Beyond Schumpeter’: Theoretical Foundations Case Study: The ICEHOUSE

The ICEHOUSE The Origins of the ICEHOUSE The Organisational Form of the ICEHOUSE Success of the ICEHOUSE

Discussion Concluding Comments and Further Research Notes References Appendix A: Summary of Icehouse Programmes Offered (2001–2011) Appendix B: Key Events 2000–2011

Chapter 4 Creating a dynamic campus–community entrepreneurial ecosystem: key characteristics of success

Introduction The Growth of the Syracuse University Entrepreneurial Ecosystem Key Factors for Success Conclusion References

Chapter 5 University technology transfer in China: how effective are national centers?☆

Introduction to and Background of University Technology Transfer Offices

Purpose and Role of UTTOs Performance Assessment of UTTOs Determinants of Success of UTTOs

Chinese NTTC

Purpose and Role of NTTCs Performance Assessment of NTTCs Determinants of Success of NTTCs

Conclusions References

Chapter 6 University knowledge spillovers and regional start-up rates: supply and demand-side factors

Introduction Theory

Sociological Perspectives on University Knowledge Spillovers and Start-Up Rates Economic Perspectives on University Knowledge Spillovers and Start-Up Rates A Socio-Economic Perspective on Knowledge Spillovers and Start-Up Rates

Methods

Research Setting Data Dependent Variable Independent Variables

Results Discussion Notes Acknowledgments References Appendix A: Ten Municipalities with Highest Absolute Entry Rate 1994–2002 Appendix B: Modal Values and Correlation Matrix for Variables in Analyses of Firm Births Appendix C: Sector Code Descriptions for the Sample of Knowledge-Intensive Industries (Sic Equivalent)

Chapter 7 Categorization and analysis of academic patents: developing a framework to examine differences in technology, opportunity, and commercialization characteristics

Introduction Literature Review

Technology, Innovation, and Economic Growth Universities and Innovation Definition of Academic Patents

Sample and Data Collection Data and Variables

The Affiliation of the Inventor(s) The Source of the Patented Invention Technological Field of the Patents Novelty of Technological Opportunity Level of Technological Opportunity Commercialization Routes

Analysis and Results

The Technological Field of the Patents The Novelty of the Technological Opportunity Underlying the Patent The Level of Technological Opportunity in the Industry

Discussion Implications and Future Research References

Chapter 8 The contributions and disconnections between writing a business plan and the start-up process for incubator technology entrepreneurs

Introduction Literature Review

Technology Start-up Incubating Technology Ventures Business Plan Writing during Start-up The Efficacy of Business Planning during Start-up

Methodology

Data Selection Data Collection Research Limitations

Findings

Business Plan Contribution to Start-up Process Points of Disconnection

Discussion

Contribution of Business Plan Writing to the Technology Start-up Process Disconnect between Business Plan Writing and the Start-up Process

Conclusions

Implications for Funders

Notes Acknowledgements References Appendix A: Classification of Technology Entrepreneurs (Jones-Evans, 1995, 1997) Appendix B: Research Evaluation Process

Transferability Dependability Confirmability Authenticity

← Prev
Back
Next →

← Prev
Back
Next →