Managing campus entrepreneurship: Dynamic capabilities and university leadership

Sohvi Heaton, David Lewin and David J. Teece

Managerial and Decision Economics, 2020, vol. 41, issue 6, 1126-1140

Abstract: Much has been written about university–industry partnerships, but relatively little research has focused on the effects of such collaboration on conflict among university departments or on broader types of entrepreneurial behavior involving local, regional, and even global initiatives. This broader perspective, which we call “campus entrepreneurship,” offers more avenues for universities to establish a foundation for long‐term success at a time when public support for higher education appears to be in decline. The dynamic capabilities framework and leadership theory developed in the fields of strategic management and organizational behavior, respectively, are applied herein to provide guidance to university leaders seeking to embrace a comprehensive multifaceted entrepreneurial approach to campus priorities and activities.

Date: 2020
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