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Paper Title
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Author(s)
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Page No.
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Preface
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iv
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Biographies
of Conference Chairs, Programme Chair, Keynote Speaker and Mini-track Chairs
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ix
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Biographies of contributing authors
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xi
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Business Incubators as Networks – How
and Why?
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Lise
Aaboen
Chalmers University of Technology, Göteborg, Sweden
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1-8
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Community Development Venture Capital
– Concept and Status quo in Germany
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Ann-Kristin
Achleitner, Reiner Braun, Marko Bender and Annabell Geidner
TUM Business School, Munich, Germany
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9-18
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The Role of Higher Education in Enhancing
Social Entrepreneurship
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Christos
Apostolakis
Bournemouth University, Bournemouth, UK
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19-26
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An Empirical Investigation into the Impact
of Enterprise Education on Young People
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Rosemary
Athayde and Mark Hart
Small Business Research Centre, Kingston University, UK
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27-36
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Doing Business in Egypt- Beyond Government
Reforms: Obstacles Constraining Local Entrepreneurship
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Hadia
Abdel Aziz
German University in Cairo, Egypt
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37-44
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What Are The Specificities Of Family
Businesses In Terms Of Entrepreneurship?
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Emna
Baccari and Salma Maoufoud
Laboratory CRIFP, University Sophia Antipolis, Nice
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45-54
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Innovation Management Models: A Literature
Review, A New Framework, A Case Study
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Luca Cagnazzo,
Marco Botarelli and Paolo Taticchi
University of Perugia, Perugia, Italy
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55-70
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Important Differences in Management Control
Systems, Cultural Dimensions and Management Practices of Innovators,
Prospectors and Defenders
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Devjani
Chatterjee, R.R.K. Sharma and Kripa Shanker
Indian Institute of Technology - Kanpur, Kanpur, India
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71-82
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Venture Capital – Filters, Hubs and
Catalysts for Entrepreneurs? A two-sided view on financing innovative, small
firms
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Jesper
Lindgaard Christensen
Department of Business Studies, Aalborg University, Denmark
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83-90
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The Innovation Activity of Russian
Enterprises: Effectiveness, Factors, Bottlenecks
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Oleg
Golichenko
Department of the Industrial Organization, Central Economics and Mathematics
Institute of Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia
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91-100
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Knowledge Management: Its Role in
Supporting Sustainable Growth within a Service Sector SME Environment
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Richard
Greatbanks and Fa Martin-Niemi
University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand
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101-110
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Towards Open Innovation: Reaching Out for
Innovation-The Case Study of Boeing and Rohm
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Chiapin
Huang
University of Bath, Bath, UK
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111-120
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On Initial Implementations of Innovation
and Entrepreneurship Courses: A Case Study for Undergraduates at the
University of Athens
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Alexandros
Kakouris
National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Athens, Greece
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121-130
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New Firm Formation and Employment Growth in
Bangalore’s IT Sector: The Role of Local Entrepreneurs and
Multinational Firms
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Kothandaraman
Kumar
Institute of Management Bangalore, India
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131-140
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The Money Document: Seeding Hedge Fund
Entrepreneurs
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Andrew
Kumiega, Ben Van Vliet and Brian Batavia
Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, USA
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141-150
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New Product Development and
Commercialisation Process in the SME Fashion Design Houses
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Shuyu
Lin and Niall Piercy
School of Management, University of Bath, Bath, UK
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151-160
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Catching a Cold: An Exploratory Study Into the
Innovation Risks of Outsourcing in Pharmaceutical New Product Development
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Mark
Lowman, Andreas Hoecht and Paul Trott
University of Portsmouth Business School, Portsmouth, UK
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161-170
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Strategies of Regional Development; The New
European Model of Entrepreneurial Development
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Tihomir
Lukovi,
University of Dubrovnik, Dubrovnik, Croatia
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171-180
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Entrepreneurship training and development
in Eastern Cape, South Africa: Challenges and opportunities
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Wilson
Mutyaba
Walter Sisulu University, Mthatha, South Africa
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181-188
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Measurement of the Ability of Science
Students to Recognize Business Opportunities
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Jan
Nab, Heinze Oost, Albert Pilot and Hanno van Keulen
IVLOS Institute of Education, Utrecht University, Utrecht, Netherlands
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189-196
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“Assessing the Impact of Marketing
and Organizational Innovations on Firm Performance”
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Thi
Thuc Uyen Nguyen 1 and Caroline Mothe 2
1CEPS/INSTEAD, Differdange, Luxembourg
2IREGE, University of Savoie,
Annecy, France
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197-204
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Technology Entrepreneurship: A Survey
Analysis of Kfupm Graduates (2001-2006)
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Mohand-Said
Oukil
King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia
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205-212
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Social Networks Across the Organizational
Life-cycle From Start-up Through Growth: Usage Frequency and Importance
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James
Peltier1, G.M. Naidu1, Kinnera Murthy2,
Bhavani Ravi3 and Kanupriya Katyal4
1University of Wisconsin, Whitewater, USA
2Milagrow Business & Knowledge Solutions, Hyderabad, India
3Sambhram Academy of Management Studies, Bangalore, India
4Administrative Staff College of India, India
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213-222
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Supporting Innovation with the use of a
Balanced Scorecard Approach to Manage Knowledge Transfer
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Martyn
Polkinghorne1, Graham Manville1 and Nick Petford2
1Bournemouth University, Poole, UK
2University of Southampton, Southampton, UK
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223-230
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Influence of Applied Research Funding and
Incubators on University Entrepreneurship: New Evidence From Spanish Case
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David
Rodeiro, Sara Fernández, Luís Otero and Alfonso
Rodríguez
Business Management, Faculty of Economics and Business, Santiago de
Compostela, Spain
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231-240
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European
Network of Entrepreneurship Angels (ENEA project): A European Project
Targeted at Business Start-Up Tutors Funded within the Framework of the
Leonardo da Vinci Programme
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Giampaolo Rossi1, Michela Vecchia1,
Gordon Rutherford2, Viera Slavikova3, Helena Malisova3,
Anja Harbo Gravensen4, Martina Prokopova5 and Lucie
Filoposka5
1Centro Ligure per la
Produttività, Genova, Italy
2Reid Kerr College,
Pasley, UK
3The Regional Development Agency Senec-Pezinok, Republic of
Slovakia
4Chamber of Commerce of Herning & Ikast-Brande, Denmark
5The Regional Development Agency & Euro Info Centre, Czech
Republic
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241-246
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Activity
Internationalization and Innovation in SME: Searching Building Blocks for
Rating Models
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Klaus
Bruno Schebesch and Cornel Someşan
Faculty of Economics, West University “Vasile Goldiş”, Arad,
Romania
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247-254
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Creating
a Pedagogical Climate to Stimulate Entrepreneurial Behaviour
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Henk
Schout, Edwin Muntjewerff and Saskia Harkema
The Hague University of Applied Sciences, The Netherlands
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255-264
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Entrefuge:
An Empirical Study of The Entrepreneurial Orientation Among The Students of Higher
Technical Education At IIT Roorkee, A Case Study
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Ankush Sharma, Prasoon Gupta, Santosh Rangnekar,
Devdutta Das
Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee, India
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265-272
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The
Impact of the Identity on the Internationalization Processes in SMEs –
Does Origin Matter?
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Lutz Sommer1, Susanne Durst2,
Manuel Haug1 and Hans-Rüdiger Kaufmann
1Albstadt-Sigmaringen
University, Albstadt, Germany
2University of Liechtenstein, Vaduz, Principality of Liechtenstein
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273-290
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NOVATEK:
Innovation Experience to Develop a New Methodology and Tools to Help SMEs to
Produce their Technology Plan for Innovative Products
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Mikel
Sorli Peña, José Carlos Peña, José Antonio
Urrutia Bilbao, Javier Mendibil Eguiluz, Idurre Apraiz Imatz, Alexandre Paris
and José Luis Malo
TECNALIA-LAB. c/Geldo- Parque Tecnologico de Bizkaia- Derio, Spain
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291-300
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Entrepreneurship,
Innovation and Late Industrialisation: The State Creation of Entrepreneurs in
Malaysia
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Jeff
Tan
Aga Khan University, London, UK
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301-310
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Academic
Intrepreneurship: Transition Strategies For Commercialisation Of High Volume
Electronics Products In A South
African
University
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Jonathan
Youngleson and S Jacobs
Tshwane University of Technology, Pretoria, South Africa
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311-320
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Exploratory
Case Studies of RFID Adoption by UK
SMEs
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Jianyu
Zhang, Stan Oliver, Gill Green and Chari VedanthaChari
BLIS Centre, the University of Bolton, Bolton, UK
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321-328
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