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31. 3.3.8. Knowledge Entrepreneurship
(3 Case-Studies/3.3._Case–Study_UPC)
3.3.8.1.    Environmental Awareness Most stakeholders report to subscribing to mailing lists, to reading articles on the internet and to going to conferences. In general, stakeholde

32. 3.3.7. Condition
(3 Case-Studies/3.3._Case–Study_UPC)
...d drafting the actual strategic plan, which was publicly discussed, and then finalized. The final document mentions entrepreneurship and the fomentation of an entrepreneurial spirit eight times. In th...

33. 3.3.6. Economic Entrepreneurship Setting
(3 Case-Studies/3.3._Case–Study_UPC)
...zkowitz triple helix paradigm and is henceforth developing several institutionalized initiatives to foster economic entrepreneurship amongst its constituency. The 2006 El Mundo ranking highlights the ...

34. 3.3.1. Overview
(3 Case-Studies/3.3._Case–Study_UPC)
... to policy making and expert forums, as well as institutions meant to accelerate socio-economic development through entrepreneurship. After having just finished the consolidation phase following a per...

35. 3.2.11. Analysis and conclusion
(3 Case-Studies/3.2. Case-Study FU Berlin)
...of synergies and economies of scale because of the entropic state of IT governance. Especially with regards to entrepreneurship, the polycentric IT structure seems to allow for little synergies a...

36. 3.2.10. Unique Strange Attractors
(3 Case-Studies/3.2. Case-Study FU Berlin)
...versity by the President (FU web) 3.2.10.6.    Prof. Faltin Prof. Faltin is professor for entrepreneurship in the department of educational science and psychology for more th...

37. 3.2.9. Rival Explanations
(3 Case-Studies/3.2. Case-Study FU Berlin)
...he university (see below). This national initiative is the first of its kind and can be seen as an act of political entrepreneurship from the ministry of education, which intends to play more decisive...

38. 3.2.7. Internet Use
(3 Case-Studies/3.2. Case-Study FU Berlin)
...a chord within the university. As is typical in appropriation of an innovation, it starts with individual knowledge entrepreneurship. One example is the work of at an individual employee at the CeDiS,...

39. 3.2.6. Knowledge Entrepreneurship
(3 Case-Studies/3.2. Case-Study FU Berlin)
3.2.6.1.    Environmental Awareness Most FU stakeholders interviewed were quoted to be using conferences and other professional gatherings as their main tool for identifying trends

40. 3.2.3. Setting & Typology
(3 Case-Studies/3.2. Case-Study FU Berlin)
... can not use this instrument with the objective to make profit. It is as such an instrument for social or knowledge entrepreneurship.   ...

41. 3.1.10. Unique Strange Attractors
(3 Case-Studies/3.1. Case-Study LSE)
...ctures, workshops and events meant to encourage and train fellow students to become entrepreneurs. Two of LSE entrepreneurship society’s initiatives are especially worth mentioning: the En...

42. 3.1.7. Internet Use
(3 Case-Studies/3.1. Case-Study LSE)
... does not have a clear champion (LSE administration 44). Current Practices (Use Cases) From a knowledge entrepreneurship point of view the website serves as a blackboard on which opportuni...

43. 3.1.6. Knowledge Entrepreneurship
(3 Case-Studies/3.1. Case-Study LSE)
As has been alluded to in the history section, the LSE has built and maintains a strong reputation in establishing the parameters of social science discourses. As such, it serves as a benchmark for

44. 3.1.2. History
(3 Case-Studies/3.1. Case-Study LSE)
... defeat) of the communist planned-economy versus capitalistic free markets (see also chapter 1 section on knowledge entrepreneurship, (Hull, 2002)). Based on (these) intellectual accomplishments, the ...

45. 3.1.1. Overview
(3 Case-Studies/3.1. Case-Study LSE)
...ged to emerge as a globally leading research institution and a talent breeding ground based on inspired (knowledge) entrepreneurship. Its thematic specialization (based on the entrepreneuring of its f...

46. 2.5.2. Validation of Action Research
(2 Research Methodology/2.5 Phenological Action Research)
...rocess will be institutionalized. --------------------------------------- [i] As is consistent with the entrepreneurship mindset attractor of pragmatism, which deploys cybernetic methods o...

47. 2.5.1. Development of PhD Research as Action Research
(2 Research Methodology/2.5 Phenological Action Research)
The concept of entrepreneurship was selected as a central theme of the research because of a profound personal interest and during the research extensive engagement with theory as well as practice h

48. 2.3.4. Narrative Development
(2 Research Methodology/2.3. Case Studies)
...ing the general situation while naturally giving a first elaboration of the originating theory aspects of knowledge entrepreneurship. Once the whole case study narrative is complete, the informan...

49. 2.3.3. Data Analysis
(2 Research Methodology/2.3. Case Studies)
...ants. Open and selective coding has been applied in order to find and describe the elements and facets of knowledge entrepreneurship and answer the research questions. Hereby open coding means “...

50. 2.3.2. Interpretative Framework
(2 Research Methodology/2.3. Case Studies)
...nces the university’s output in research, education and the so called third mission (knowledge transfer & entrepreneurship promotion). Next the elements of the framework are listed and...

51. 2.1.2. Demarcation
(2 Research Methodology/2.1 Research Approach)
This research exploits concepts from many disciplines in order to deal with the theme of knowledge entrepreneurship, technology and universities. During the advancement of the research several, someti

52. 2.1.1. Development of the Research Questions
(2 Research Methodology/2.1 Research Approach)
...mmarized in box below. At the outset, a preliminary research question was bound by the core terms (education, entrepreneurship and internet) and began from the question: What relationships exist...

53. 1.3.6. Innovation Appropriation
(1 Research Approach & Background/1.3 Theoretic Background & Originating Theory)
...ed functionality and as such is in tune with the entrepreneurial perspective developed. But like ‘traditional entrepreneurship’,  absorptive capacity is seen there from a pure economi...

54. 1.3.5. Universities as Organisations
(1 Research Approach & Background/1.3 Theoretic Background & Originating Theory)
...be a complex adaptive system (as described in section 1.2.2., 1.2.3., and Annex C), and all components of knowledge entrepreneurship and all independent variables are understood to have strange attrac...

55. 1.3.4. The University in the Network Society
(1 Research Approach & Background/1.3 Theoretic Background & Originating Theory)
...ution. Thereby I shall carve out the appropriateness of some aspects of entrepreneurial practices (namely knowledge entrepreneurship), while rejecting others, based on the relevance to fulfill the uni...

... To have a discourse aiming at a knowledge entrepreneurial mindset and to institutionalize a supportive gestell for entrepreneurship in the university is assessed to be crucial to have universities sh...

57. 5.4 Further Research
(Category List)
The concept of knowledge entrepreneurship has been developed in general as well as in its concrete application in the context of today’s universities. But many interesting aspects had to be left

...al theoretic conceptualisations of the world) the research puts forward a systematic conceptualisation of knowledge entrepreneurship in universities (see research question 1. below). Finally on the th...


...d systematic phenomena and insights that have been observed or deduced to be decisive for the analysis of knowledge entrepreneurship in universities are presented. The first section prepares the setti...


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