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Cultural and international aspects of innovation and entrepreneurship in higher educational institutions : towards a typology of learning universities

Grèzes, Vincent - In: Proceedings of the ENTRENOVA - ENTerprise REsearch … 7 (2021) 1, pp. 146-156

of the HEI regarding their settings and management conditions of entrepreneurship regarding their internationalization …'s maturity in terms of international and cultural awareness towards fostering innovation and entrepreneurship. …) regarding their international settings and the support or hindrance to academic entrepreneurship. We elaborate on the …

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Ukraine : Post-War Economic & Workforce Development

Hatch, Phil - 2022

As of June 2022, the cost to rebuild Ukraine’s infrastructure destroyed by Russia likely exceeds $1 trillion. With forecasted high poverty rates, social services will likely cost an additional $1 trillion until Ukraine can financially self-sustain. Lastly, the cost to recapitalize and make...

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A Short Treatise on Esports and the Law : How America Regulates Its Next National Pastime

Holden, John T. - 2020

With its tremendous popularity among Millennials and Generation Z, esports represents one of the fastest growing segments of the U.S. sports and entertainment market. It is the source of massive amounts of venture capital inflow, unprecedented marketing and media dollars, and altogether new...

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Esports, Skins Betting and Wire Fraud Vulnerability

Holden, John T. - 2020

Esports are now entering at least their fourth decade and are accessible internationally thanks to wide-spread global high speed internet access. The increasing recognition of esports in North America as a legitimate force in the sporting and entertainment markets, follows years of acceptance in...

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Trifling and Gambling with Virtual Money

Holden, John T. - 2018

Gambling, in particular sports gambling, is one of the most pervasive illicit activities in the United States. In contrast to Europe and parts of Asia that have vast legal networks of both online and brick and mortar betting parlors, the United States has largely confined sports betting to the...

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The Future is Now : Esports Policy Considerations and Potential Litigation

Holden, John T. - 2017

glimpse to the future of creative competition, business innovation, and the related legal, policy, and litigation implications …

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Agglomeration economies and entrepreneurship: testing for spatial externalities in the Dutch ICT industry

van Oort, Frank G.; Stam, Erik - 2005

the concepts of agglomeration economies and entrepreneurship tend to be ambiguously defined and measured in the literature …. In this study, we aim to improve the conceptualisations and measures of agglomeration economies and entrepreneurship …

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Perception of innovation in Spain

Gijón, Covadonga; Lozano, Irene Albarrán; Molina, … - 2021

The present paper analyses the perception of innovation of individuals in Spain and the factors associated with it … innovation perception, gender, age, educational level, and other socioeconomic and technical variables. The aim of this paper is … to determine the perception of innovation, in its different aspects, of Spanish people. To this end, several ordered …

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Perception of artificial intelligence in Spain

Albarrán, Irene; Molina, José Manuel; Gijón, Covadonga - 2020

,308 individuals from the Spanish survey (CIS, 2018) are used. The data include several measures of perception, innovation, place of …

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When the Former CEO Stays on as Board Chair : Effects on Successor Discretion, Strategic Change, and Performance

Quigley, Timothy J.; Hambrick, Donald C. - 2012

Prior research on CEO succession has omitted consideration of a critical institutional reality: some exiting CEOs do not fully depart the scene but instead remain as board chairs. We posit that predecessor retention restricts a successor’s discretion, thus dampening their ability to make...

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