Purpose: The research objectives were to analyze the demographical factors that influence entrepreneurial intentions of university students; To relationship between students Personality traits and students’ how Entrepreneurship education, affects intentions. Design/methodology/approach: data was collected through a questionnaire evaluate variables affect samples study included randomly selected...

The wireless Internet industry is only in the beginning of its’ innovative evolution. The structure and roles of the companies active in the industry are far from settled and the entrepreneurial activity in the area is very strong. For new ventures in emerging industries rapid learning is key. Opportunistic adaptation and strategy formation is likely to be characterized by frequent changes in t...

After a decade of widespread attention for the entrepreneurial efforts of individuals, the focus seems to partly shift to companies and their contribution to new firm formation. Splitting new firm formation in a birth rate for spin-offs and one for start-ups, allows a structural and comparative analysis of regions and their spin-off activities. In the Netherlands, the Chamber of Commerce has de...

The aim of the paper is to investigate the effect of previous co-worker experience on the survival of new established firms. For the empirical analysis I use the Danish Integrated Database of Labor Market Research (IDA). This longitudinal employer-employee database allows me to identify co-worker experience among all members of the firm. In addition, I will make a distinction between ordinary s...

Science parks provide an environmental setting for private venture development in the close proximity of universities and can be seen as an environment enabling private and public research units to collaborate. Science parks are assumed to be first and foremost knowledge catalysts aiming at high technology and knowledge intensive venture development through shared knowledge creation between uni...

Effectual entrepreneurship research has played a big role in deepening the understanding of the entrepreneurial process. While effectuation theory has originally been focused on discovering entrepreneurial opportunities and the early creation of new venture, it may well have applications also in the phase where companies open new international markets. This study first compares effectuation the...

The concept of entrepreneurial orientation (EO) has become essential in research into the degree of entrepreneurial behavior at firm level. It is relevant to managers to be able to assess explicitly the level of entrepreneurship of a firm. Incubators, venture capitalists, corporate venturing units, angel investors, investment banks and governments need solid measures that go beyond expert intui...