Digital Entrepreneurship in Science, Technology and Innovation

Edited by Marina Dabić, Professor of International Entrepreneurship and International Business, Faculty of Economics and Business, University of Zagreb, University of Dubrovnik, Croatia, School of Economics and Business, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia, Jadranka Švarc, Scientist Emeritus, Institute Ivo Pilar, Zagreb, Croatia and Tugrul U. Daim, Professor and Associate Director, Mark O. Hatfield Cybersecurity & Cyber Defence Policy Center, Portland State University, US

• ContentsForeword xivPreface xvIntroduction: navigating the digital horizon in science,technology and innovation 1Marina Dabić, Jadranka Švarc and Tugrul U. Daim1 Science, technology and innovation policies in theEuropean Union: paradigm shifts 20Marina Dabić2 The diffusion and acceptance of electric vehicles: a policyperspective comparing California and Texas 44Basel Hammoda and Jan Sandoval3 Digital business models: an evolutionary perspective onhow digital technologies shape ecosystems 66Marco Balzano, Andrea Ciacci and Giacomo Marzi4 Theoretical underpinnings and patterns of digital business models 91Magdalena Marczewska and Marzenna Anna Weresa5 Value creation processes in digital entrepreneurship formedical innovations and healthcare transformation 127Beata Glinka, Przemysław Dubel and Roman Batko6 Entrepreneurship education in a virtual context 158Marie Löwegren and Jasna Poček7 The contribution of digital technologies to theachievement of SDGs: the state of the art 173Antonello Cammarano, Vincenzo Varriale, FrancescaMichelino and Mauro Caputo8 The moderating effect of a humane orientation onentrepreneurs’ ICT use intentions 198Gökhan Önder, José Fernández-Serrano and Francisco Liñán9 Digital innovation towards the Sustainable DevelopmentGoals: a mass media analysis 225Cristina Blanco-González-Tejero, Enrique Caño-Marínand Belen Ribeiro10 How do digital entrepreneurial ecosystems impact onachieving the SDGs? A country-level analysis 247Ana Joana C. Fernandes, João J. Ferreira and Luís Farinha11 Do physical spaces foster creative performance? Insightsfrom an ideation field experiment with creativity workshops 267Helen Hofmann, Dominik Hoerauf and Alexander Brem12 From innovation spaces to digital innovation labs:a conceptual framework for spaces to foster innovation 294Dominik Hoerauf, Ferran Giones, Tiantian Li, KariKleine and Alexander Brem13 Conquering the dark side of digitalization: humanizinginnovation in digitally mediated work 307Matej Černe, Darija Aleksić and Amadeja Lamovšek14 Applying an institutional approach to digital innovation 332Lynn Martin, Asma Rezaei and Hamza Abdelrahim15 Controversies surrounding digitalization: discussions infour key domains 353Jadranka Švarc, Marina Dabić and Metka Tekavčič

‘This book masterfully delves into the complex interplay of digitalization and AI, offering insightful perspectives on business models, sustainability, and innovation. An essential read for understanding the profound implications of our rapidly evolving technological landscape.’