Advances in the Study of Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Economic Growth

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Building University 21st Century Entrepreneurship Programs that Empower and Transform , pp 1-24

Michael H. Morris and Donald F. Kuratko

Entrepreneurship and Existentialism: Establishing Authenticity in a Crowded Global Marketplace , pp 1-15

Michael G. Goldsby and Robert Mathews

Why Content and Lecture Matter in Entrepreneurship Education , pp 1-8

Michael H. Morris

Appropriability Strategies to Capture Value from Innovation , pp 3-31

Marco Ceccagnoli and Frank T. Rothaermel

Keeping It Real: The Benefits of Experiential Teaching Methods in Meeting the Objectives of Entrepreneurship Education , pp 9-20

Jaime L. Williams and Richard J. Gentry

The Entrepreneur’s Dilemma of Ethics versus Professional Acceptability with Online Reputation Management Systems , pp 17-38

Donald F. Kuratko, Travis J. Brown and Marcus Wadell

Is the Business Plan Really Dead and Should it Be?: A Case for the Lean Start-Up Approach , pp 21-34

Alex F. DeNoble and Ted D. Zoller

Exploring the Concept of an Entrepreneurship Education Ecosystem , pp 25-39

Candida G. Brush

Identifying and Evaluating Market Opportunities , pp 33-58

Marie C. Thursby and Margi Berbari

Entrepreneurial Ecosystems: Weak Metaphor or Genuine Concept? , pp 35-45

Xaver Neumeyer and Andrew C. Corbett

The Ethical Pitfalls and Opportunities of Initial Public Offerings , pp 39-56

Abbey Stemler and Timothy L. Fort

Addressing the Challenges of Future Entrepreneurship Education: An Assessment of Textbooks for Teaching Entrepreneurship , pp 41-64

Jack Mason and Ana Cristina O. Siqueira

Gazelle Solution vs. Portfolio Thinking , pp 47-59

Donald F. Kuratko and Elise N. Hudson

Repurposing and Legacy of Innovation , pp 51-63

Matthew M. Mars

The Ethics of Guerilla Behavior in Early Stage Firms , pp 57-78

Yongseok Jang and Michael H. Morris

The Benefits and Liabilities of Multidisciplinary Commercialization Teams: How Professional Composition and Social Networks Influence Team Processes , pp 59-84

Jill Perry-Smith and Leslie Vincent

Aspiring Entrepreneurs Should Not Major in Entrepreneurship , pp 61-72

Alexander Zorychta

Do University Entrepreneurship Programs Influence Students’ Entrepreneurial Behavior? An Empirical Analysis of University Students in Singapore , pp 65-87

Yuen-Ping Ho, Pei-Chin Low and Poh-Kam Wong

Valuing a Bachelor Degree in Entrepreneurship – The LMU Experience , pp 73-85

David Y. Choi, Jason F. D’Mello and Darlene Fukuji

Questioning the Ethics of University Entrepreneurship Curriculum , pp 79-107

Allan O’Connor

Introduction to Legal Means for Protecting Intellectual Property , pp 87-130

Anne M. Rector, Bunny Sandefur, Marco Ceccagnoli, Meadow Clendenin and Louise Hallenborg

Should University Entrepreneurship Centers Be Controlled Centrally? Lessons Learned from Transitioning from a Business School to a Centralized Center , pp 87-97

Jeanne M. Hossenlopp

The Internal Pathways that Condition University Entrepreneurship in Latin America: An Institutional Approach , pp 89-118

Maribel Guerrero, David Urbano and Eduardo Gajón

B School, E School, or D School: Does Entrepreneurship Program Location Matter or is it the Ecosystem that Counts? , pp 99-110

Jeffrey S. Hornsby

Curricular and Programmatic Innovation at the Intersection of Business Ethics and Entrepreneurship , pp 109-130

Chris Fawson, Randy Simmons and Ryan Yonk

Discerning Opportunity Types: Implications for Entrepreneurial Action and Entrepreneurship Education , pp 119-144

Matthew Wood, Chris Welter, Kendall Artz and Steven W. Bradley

Opportunities and Challenges: Research and Innovation in the Life Sciences , pp 125-140

Randy Burd

The America Invents Act: A New Patent System for the 21st Century , pp 131-162

Timothy R. Holbrook

Innovating University-Based Entrepreneurship in Order to Inform Innovation for the 21st Century , pp 145-170

Alex Bruton

Intellectual Property and Technology Startups: What Entrepreneurs Tell Us , pp 163-199

Stuart J. H. Graham and Ted S. Sichelman

Entrepreneurship Education in Practice: The Development of a Hybrid Training Model in an Urban Environment , pp 171-208

Arturo E. Osorio and Jasmine A. Cordero

FDA Regulatory Approval Process for Medical Products , pp 201-229

William H. Kitchens

Extending the Legacy of the Land Grant Institution as a Social Innovation: A New Vision for University Technology Transfer and Entrepreneurship , pp 209-226

Matthew M. Mars

University-Wide Entrepreneurship Education , pp 227-254

Natalie Antal, Bruce Kingma, Duncan Moore and Deborah Streeter

Competitive Advantage in Technology Intensive Industries , pp 233-256

Frank T. Rothaermel

Marketing Strategies for Commercialization of New Technologies , pp 257-287

Leslie Vincent

Commercialization Strategies: Cooperation versus Competition , pp 289-308

Briana Sell Stenard, Marie C. Thursby and Anne Fuller

Valuing Early Stage Technology Firms , pp 311-340

Michael Blake

Term Sheets: Valuing Investments in Emerging Technology Companies , pp 341-360

Michael Blake

Licensing Inventions from Entrepreneurial Universities: The Context of Bayh–Dole , pp 361-413

Anne M. Rector and Marie C. Thursby