Cornerstones of Change: Revisiting and Challenging New Perspectives on Research in Entrepreneurship Education
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Creating the Entrepreneurial University:: Do We Need a Wholly Different Model of Entrepreneurship?
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Teaching Entrepreneurship at University: From the Wrong Building to the Right Philosophy
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The Framework of Static and Dynamic Components:: An Examination of Entrepreneurial Orientation and University Ability to Teach Entrepreneurship
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Strategies for Teaching Entrepreneurship: What Else Beyond Lectures, Case Studies and Business Plans?
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Social Constructionist Thinking:: Some Implications for Entrepreneurship Research and Education
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Multi-disciplinary Entrepreneurship Clinic:: Experiential Education in Theory and Practice
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Evaluating Entrepreneurship Education and Training:: Implications for Programme Design
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Archetypes of Pedagogical Innovation for Entrepreneurship in Higher Education: Model and Illustrations
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The Making of a Revolution in Brazil:: The Introduction of Entrepreneurial Pedagogy in the Early Stages of Education
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The Entrepreneurship Gender Gap in Global Perspective:: Implications for Entrepreneurship Education and Programming
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Operating an Entrepreneurship Center in a Large and Multidisciplinary University:: Addressing the Right Issues
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Entrepreneurship and Education in Belgium:: Findings and Implications from the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor
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Building Aboriginal Economic Development Capacity:: The Council for the Advancement of Native Development Officers
Robert Anderson, Scott MacAulay, Warren Weir, Wanda Wuttunee
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New Zealand Graduates in Entrepreneurship:: Toward a Paradigm of Interdependance
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Entrepreneurship Among Graduates from Business Schools:: A Norwegian Case
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Evaluation of Entrepreneurship Education:: Planning Problems, Concepts and Proposals for Evaluation Design
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Evaluating Entrepreneurship Education:: Play of Power Between Evaluators, Programme Promoters and Policy Makers
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Promoting Enterprising:: A Strategic Move to Get Schools’ Cooperation in the Promotion of Entrepreneurship
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Explaining the Intention to Start a Business Among French Students:: Explaining the Intention to Start a Business Among French Students:
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Using Simulation to Develop Empathy and Motivate Agency:: An Innovative Pedagogical Approach for Social Entrepreneurship Education
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The Creative Industries and Entrepreneurship Education:: The Potential Contribution of Student-Oriented Case Studies
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Hunting the Entrepreneurial Expertise:: Entrepreneurs in Education
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Accounting for Student/Educator Diversity:: Resurrecting Coaction Theory
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Small Business Education in a Grande Nation:: Antinomy, Opportunity or Both? A French Grande École’ Case Study
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Entrepreneurship’ Education and Training Environment:: A Multicultural Perspective
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Entrepreneurship Education:: Women, Men, Sex and Gender
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Entrepreneurship Education and Ethnic Minorities:: The Case of North African Entrepreneurs in France
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Artists and Scientists as Entrepreneurs:: A Call for a New Research Agenda for Entrepreneurship Education
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International Entrepreneurship from Emerging Economies to Developed Economies:: A Novel Theory for Entrepreneurship Education in China
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Entrepreneurship Education in the Republic of Ireland:: Context, Opportunities and Challenges
Thomas Garavan, Naomi Birdthistle, Barra Ó Cinnéide, Christian Collet
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Entrepreneurship Education at Universities in German-Speaking Countries:: Empirical Findings and Proposals for the Design of University-wide Concepts
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Corporate Entrepreneurship Training:: A Routine Inquiry
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