The Entrepreneurial Shift: Americanization in European High-Technology Management Education

Robert R. Locke · Katja E. Schöne

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Entrepreneurship Studies and Influences Higher Education Governance and Development Management and Marketing Education

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1. Phenomenal Silicon Valley and the second Americanization 2. American management education - adding the entrepreneurial dimension 3. Adjusting higher education in France and Germany to a post 1945 world 4. Creating German and French entrepreneurship studies 5. Networking for high tech start-ups in Germany and France 6. The Czech Republic: an arrested development 7. Conclusions and policy recommendations.

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