Table of contents - Special Issue: Celebrating innovation and diversity in entrepreneurship education research
Guest Editors: Harry Matlay, David Rae
Enterprise and entrepreneurship in English higher education: 2010 and beyond
David Rae, Lynn Martin, Valerie Antcliff, Paul HannonThis article aims to report the results of a complete survey of enterprise education in all higher education institutions (HEIs) in England, undertaken in 2010 by the Institute…
Examining competence factors that encourage innovative behaviour by European higher education graduate professionals
Ekaterina S. Bjornali, Liv Anne StørenThis paper aims to examine the effects of individual competencies and characteristics linked to educational programmes that contribute to the development of competencies conducive…
A model of entrepreneurial intention: An application of the psychological and behavioral approaches
João J. Ferreira, Mário L. Raposo, Ricardo Gouveia Rodrigues, Anabela Dinis, Arminda do PaçoThe field of entrepreneurship is dotted across different paradigms. Measuring entrepreneurial intention automatically needs to incorporate insights from the psychological approach…
Student intentions to become self‐employed: the Ukrainian context
Marina Z. Solesvik, Paul Westhead, Lars Kolvereid, Harry MatlayThis paper aims to explore whether an integrated conceptual model (ICM) relating to factors drawn from entrepreneurial event theory (EET) (i.e. perceived desirability and…
Could higher education programmes, culture and structure stifle the entrepreneurial intentions of students?
Panagiotis PiperopoulosThis paper aims to explore and analyse the impact of higher education programmes, structures and culture on students' entrepreneurship intentions and attitudes. It investigates…
Exploring entrepreneurship education within veterinary medicine: can it be taught?
Colette Henry, Lorna TreanorThis paper aims to explore business and, more specifically, entrepreneurship education within veterinary medicine and discuss the perceptions of veterinary students and veterinary…
The importance of education in the entrepreneurial process: a world view
Stephanie J. Arthur, Robert D. Hisrich, Ángel CabreraThe aim of this study was to determine what facilitators and impediments to regional and global entrepreneurship exist, as identified by the 145 industry contacts globally…
Coaching the entrepreneur: features and success factors
Josée Audet, Paul CouteretEntrepreneurial coaching appears to be a sufficiently customized way to help novice owner‐managers develop their managerial skills. However, its usefulness remains to be verified…
Preparing for an uncertain future: the enterprising PhD student
Jonathan LeanThe purpose of this paper is to investigate PhD student perceptions of the importance of enterprise skills and the extent to which they are currently being developed within a case…
Developing a behaviour‐centred model of entrepreneurial learning
Thomas Wing Yan ManThe main purpose of this study is to develop an empirically grounded model of entrepreneurial learning that focuses on learning behaviours.
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