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The Dynamics of Innovation Financing: The Case of Sweden
Growth and innovation support in Swedish science parks and incubators
Teknikbaserat entreprenörskap
Internal venturing: Sponsored corporate spin-offs in Sweden
Quite a number of earlier studies have found that the majority of new technology-based firms are spin-offs from existing organizations, usually established in the geographical neighborhood of the parent (Dorfman 1983; Roberts 1991; Saxenian 1994; Sternberg 1996; Keeble 1997; Lindholm Dahlstrand 1997, 2001; Lindholm Dahlstrand and Dahlander 2003). Since established corporations are responsible for
University knowledge transfer and the role of academic spin-offs
Innovationsbaserat entreprenörskap – något vi borde kunna bli duktigare på i Sverige
Innovative Entrepreneurship: Commercialization by Linking Ideas and People
Studenter, spin-offs och diversifiering – Regionala mönster och storstadsfördelar
Incubators for Small Technology-Based Firms
The Dynamics of Innovation Financing in Sweden
Entrepreneurial Origin and Spin-Off Performance
What is constraining ambitious young technology-based firms from growing into medium-sized
Universities and Technology-based Entrepreneurship in the Gothenburg region
We trace the relationship between changes in the supply of capabilities from Chalmers University of Technology and the extent and nature of technology-based entrepreneurship in the region of Western Sweden in the period 1975-1993. Changes in the supply of capabilities are approximated by changes in volumes and orientation of graduates at MSc and PhD levels. The knowledge base of 539 new technology
Sponsored spin-offs, industrial growth and change
Reconsidering the Professor's Privilege: University Technology Transfer in Sweden and the UK
Corporate and University Spin-Offs: A study of long-term performance
The scramble for Iran’s leadership
University Incubators and the Likelihood of Women Entrepreneurship
The principal question we ask in this study is to what extent structural characteristics in the entrepreneurship eco-system surrounding incubators influence the likelihood that women may engage in the commercialization of university science by becoming incubatees. We embed our arguments in institutional theory and develop hypotheses related to (1) the share of female faculty at the closest univers