A Cooperative Approach to Academic Entrepreneurial Initiatives

this article we introduce a novel entrepreneurial model, the “<em>Faculty Cooperative</em>”, an eco-system for creating and managing academic <strong>entrepreneurial initiatives</strong>. The goal of this model is to promote academic entrepreneurism, by providing a guiding co...

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Tác giả chính: Callaghan, Ping Zheng, Victor
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spelling oai:localhost:DHQB_123456789-41082018-10-22T08:44:34Z A Cooperative Approach to Academic Entrepreneurial Initiatives Callaghan, Ping Zheng, Victor Social Sciences Academic Entrepreneurship, Entrepreneurial Model, Product Innovation, Spin-Off Company this article we introduce a novel entrepreneurial model, the “<em>Faculty Cooperative</em>”, an eco-system for creating and managing academic <strong>entrepreneurial initiatives</strong>. The goal of this model is to promote academic entrepreneurism, by providing a guiding concept and tools that overcome the lack of alignment between individual academic attributes and faculty efforts in <strong>driving academic spin-out companies</strong>. Through an empirical inquiry based on an academic <strong>spin-out company</strong> in a UK university context, we have explored the key activities, actors, organisational processes and outcomes related to the formation and development stages of the <strong>academic entrepreneurship process</strong>. The empirical evidence reveals that the key principles embodied by the “<em>Faculty Cooperative Model</em>” namely, openness, freedom and collective shareholding, are likely to promote the <strong>entrepreneurial culture</strong> within a university context. The paper argues for the importance of developing <strong>entrepreneurial culture</strong> in conventional research focused universities, which not only improves the traditional values of teaching and research, but also enhances the <strong>dynamic capabilities</strong> of universities in a global marketplace. It is suggested that the entrepreneurial ideal is not contradictory to the conventional university missions, rather it is complementary 2018-09-13T08:11:38Z 2018-09-13T08:11:38Z 2016 http://lrc.quangbinhuni.edu.vn:8181/dspace/handle/DHQB_123456789/4108 Universidade Nove de Julho
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topic Social Sciences
Academic Entrepreneurship,
Entrepreneurial Model,
Product Innovation,
Spin-Off Company
spellingShingle Social Sciences
Academic Entrepreneurship,
Entrepreneurial Model,
Product Innovation,
Spin-Off Company
Callaghan, Ping Zheng, Victor
A Cooperative Approach to Academic Entrepreneurial Initiatives
description this article we introduce a novel entrepreneurial model, the “<em>Faculty Cooperative</em>”, an eco-system for creating and managing academic <strong>entrepreneurial initiatives</strong>. The goal of this model is to promote academic entrepreneurism, by providing a guiding concept and tools that overcome the lack of alignment between individual academic attributes and faculty efforts in <strong>driving academic spin-out companies</strong>. Through an empirical inquiry based on an academic <strong>spin-out company</strong> in a UK university context, we have explored the key activities, actors, organisational processes and outcomes related to the formation and development stages of the <strong>academic entrepreneurship process</strong>. The empirical evidence reveals that the key principles embodied by the “<em>Faculty Cooperative Model</em>” namely, openness, freedom and collective shareholding, are likely to promote the <strong>entrepreneurial culture</strong> within a university context. The paper argues for the importance of developing <strong>entrepreneurial culture</strong> in conventional research focused universities, which not only improves the traditional values of teaching and research, but also enhances the <strong>dynamic capabilities</strong> of universities in a global marketplace. It is suggested that the entrepreneurial ideal is not contradictory to the conventional university missions, rather it is complementary
author Callaghan, Ping Zheng, Victor
author_facet Callaghan, Ping Zheng, Victor
author_sort Callaghan, Ping Zheng, Victor
title A Cooperative Approach to Academic Entrepreneurial Initiatives
title_short A Cooperative Approach to Academic Entrepreneurial Initiatives
title_full A Cooperative Approach to Academic Entrepreneurial Initiatives
title_fullStr A Cooperative Approach to Academic Entrepreneurial Initiatives
title_full_unstemmed A Cooperative Approach to Academic Entrepreneurial Initiatives
title_sort cooperative approach to academic entrepreneurial initiatives
publisher Universidade Nove de Julho
publishDate 2018
url http://lrc.quangbinhuni.edu.vn:8181/dspace/handle/DHQB_123456789/4108
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