The role of higher education for the development of entrepreneurial ecosystems

Erik E. Lehmann, Michele Meoli, Stefano Paleari, Sarah A. E. Stockinger

2020-01-02articleEuropean Journal of Higher Education55 citationsbronze

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Human Resources and Workforce Entrepreneurship Studies and Influences University-Industry-Government Innovation Models

Abstract

1. Higher Education institutions (HEIs) and, in particular, universities play a well-established role as key agents in creating and promoting regional economic growth and competitiveness (Audretsch...

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