Development of University-Based Entrepreneurship Ecosystems

Edited by Michael L. Fetters, Walter Carpenter Distinguished Professor, Babson College, Patricia G. Greene, Professor Emeritus, Babson College, Mark P. Rice, Worcester Polytechnic Institute and John Sibley Butler, J. Marion West Chair for Constructive Capitalism and the Herb Kelleher Chair for Entrepreneurship, The University of Texas at Austin, US

• Contents:1. University-based Entrepreneurship Ecosystems: Framing the DiscussionPatricia G. Greene, Mark P. Rice and Michael L. FettersPART I: ENTREPRENEURSHIP ECOSYSTEMS: OPPORTUNITY-DRIVEN BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT2. Babson CollegeMichael L. Fetters, Patricia G. Greene and Mark P. Rice3. EM Lyon Business SchoolAlain Fayolle and Janice Byrne 4. University of Southern CaliforniaKathleen Allen and Mark LiebermanPART II: ENTREPRENEURSHIP ECOSYSTEMS: TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER AND COMMERCIALIZATION5. The University of Texas at AustinJohn Sibley Butler6. Tecnológico de MonterreyJose Manuel Aguirre Guillén, Arturo Torres García and Karla Giordano7. National University of SingaporeYuen-Ping Ho, Annette Singh and Poh-Kam Wong8. University-based Entrepreneurship Ecosystems: Key Success Factors and RecommendationsMark P. Rice, Michael L. Fetters and Patricia G. GreeneIndex

'[T]his volume is worthy of the attention of senior managers in universities that aspire to be entrepreneurial, which for better or worse means nearly all universities on the globe.'--Gareth Williams, London Review of Education'A book of this magnitude, usefulness and complexity can hardly be framed within one direction of contribution to entrepreneurship education, it is many voices, responses and pathways of academic institutions clustered in an admirable collection of university-based entrepreneurship ecosystems.'--Silvia Florea, Management of Sustainable Development