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19. Catching up or Lagging Behind? The Long-Term Business and Innovation Potential of Subsidized Start-Ups out of Unemployment. (2019). Künn, Steffen ; Caliendo, Marco ; Kunn, Steffen ; Weissenberger, Martin.
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20. Knowledge discovery through higher education census data. (2019). Machado, Silvia Regina ; Henriques, Roberto ; Yanaze, Mitsuru Higuchi.
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21. Industry-to-university knowledge transfer in ecosystem-based academic entrepreneurship: Case study of automotive dynamics & control group in Tsinghua University. (2019). Li, Xianjun ; Rong, KE ; Meng, Donghui.
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22. User entrepreneurs multiple identities and crowdfunding performance: Effects through product innovativeness, perceived passion, and need similarity. (2019). Allison, Thomas H ; Juasrikul, Sakdipon ; Oo, Pyayt P ; Sahaym, Arvin.
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23. ARE PUBLIC FINANCING SCHEMES BENEFICIAL FOR UNIVERSITY SPIN-OFFS AND THE TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER OF INNOVATIONS?. (2018). Orendt, Moritz ; Schmidt, Maximilian ; Landau, Christian ; Bock, Carolin.
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24. Factores clave en el desarrollo de la capacidad emprendedora de estudiantes universitarios || Key Factors in the Development of Entrepreneurial Capacity of University Students. (2018). Castillo-Vergara, Mauricio ; Alfaro-Castillo, Mauricio ; Henriquez, Jorge Sanchez ; Quezada, Ignacio Pizarro ; Alvarez-Marin, Alejandro.
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25. Growth factors of research-based spin-offs and the role of venture capital investing. (2018). Jarchow, Svenja ; Bock, Carolin ; Huber, Alexander.
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26. Conceptualizing academic entrepreneurship ecosystems: a review, analysis and extension of the literature. (2018). Nelson, Andrew ; Zayed, Stephanie ; Hayter, Christopher S ; Oconnor, Alan C.
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27. How User-Innovators Pave the Way for a Sustainable Energy Future: A Study among German Energy Enthusiasts. (2018). Grosse, Matti.
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28. Triggers entrepreneurship among creative consumers. (2018). Hamdi-Kidar, Linda ; Vellera, Cyrielle.
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29. Consumer entrepreneurship and cultural innovation: The case of GinO12. (2018). Bergamaschi, Mara ; Pedeliento, Giuseppe ; Andreini, Daniela ; Bettinelli, Cristina.
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30. Asymmetric information as a barrier to knowledge spillovers in expert markets. (2017). Proeger, Till ; Feser, Daniel.
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32. Emerging technological trajectories and new mobility solutions. A large-scale investigation on transport-related innovative start-ups and implications for policy. (2017). Antonelli, Paola ; Cassetta, Ernesto ; Pozzi, Cesare ; Marra, Alessandro.
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33. To each his own: Matching different entrepreneurial models to the academic scientists individual needs. (2017). Wrmseher, Martin .
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35. Incubation of an industry: Heterogeneous knowledge bases and modes of value capture. (2017). Agarwal, Rajshree ; Moeen, Mahka.
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36. Entry into Nascent Industries: Disentangling a Firms Capability Portfolio at the Time of Investment Versus Market Entry. (2017). Moeen, Mahka.
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38. New Firms and Post-Entry Performance: The Role of Innovation.. (2016). Vivarelli, Marco ; Krafft, Jackie ; Colombelli, Alessandra.
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39. Pre-entry experience, technological complementarities, and the survival of de-novo entrants. Evidence from the US telecommunications industry. (2016). Marinoni, Astrid ; Fontana, Roberto ; Malerba, Franco.
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40. Factors influencing the entrepreneurial engagement of opportunity and necessity entrepreneurs. (2016). Thurik, Roy ; Zwan, Peter ; Hessels, Jolanda ; Verheul, Ingrid.
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42. To Be Born Is Not Enough: The Key Role of Innovative Startups. (2016). Vivarelli, Marco ; Krafft, Jackie ; Colombelli, Alessandra.
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43. User-Industry Spinouts: Downstream Industry Knowledge as a Source of New Firm Entry and Survival. (2016). Fontana, Roberto ; Adams, Pamela ; Malerba, Franco.
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44. Entrepreneurship and Innovation: New Entries, Survival, Growth. (2016). Vivarelli, Marco ; Krafft, Jackie ; Colombelli, Alessandra.
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45. Where do spinouts come from? The role of technology relatedness and institutional context. (2016). Yeganegi, Sepideh ; Dass, Parshotam ; Huynh, Cam-Loi ; Laplume, Andre O.
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46. Commercializing user innovations by vertical diversification: The user–manufacturer innovator. (2016). Henkel, Joachim ; Block, Joern ; Schweisfurth, Tim G ; Stiegler, Annika .
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47. The parents legacy: Firm founders and technological choice. (2016). Boeker, Warren ; Basu, Sandip ; Howard, Michael D ; Sahaym, Arvin.
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48. Foreign knowledge acquisition through inter-firm collaboration and recruitment: Implications for domestic growth of emerging market firms. (2016). Jean, Ruey-Jer Bryan ; Chen, Pao-Lien ; Tan, Danchi.
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49. Asymmetric information as a barrier to knowledge spillovers in expert markets. (2015). Proeger, Till ; Feser, Daniel.
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