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The internationalization of Academic Spin-Offs: Evidence from Italy

  • Daniela Bolzani*
  • , Riccardo Fini
  • , Rosa Grimaldi
  • *Corresponding author
  • University of Bologna

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Abstract

Despite growing interest in academic spin-offs (ASOs), research has overlooked the determinants, strategies, and outcomes of their internationalization choices. In this chapter, we review existing literature on the topic of internationalization of ASOs, connecting it to international business and international entrepreneurship literature, identifying relevant theoretical and empirical knowledge gaps. We then carry out a descriptive investigation about the characteristics and internationalization patterns of ASOs in the Italian context, drawing on a survey on 120 companies. Based on the review and our results, we highlight research areas deserving future investigation.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationProcess approach to academic entrepreneurship: Evidence from the globe
Pages241-280
Number of pages40
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2017

Publication series

NameThe World Scientific Reference on Entrepreneurship

Keywords

  • International entrepreneurship
  • academic entrepreneurship
  • academic spin-offs
  • internationalization

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