Fritsch M. and Storey DJ Entrepreneurship in a regional context: historical roots, recent
developments and future challenges, Regional Studies. This paper reviews research on …

This paper investigates how the timing of social support, both emotional and instrumental
support, affects entrepreneurial persistence of nascent entrepreneurs. Drawing on social …

Lazear's concept of skill variety has been established in entrepreneurship research and is
con-sidered an important extension to human capital theory. The literature on skill variety, its …

This paper seeks to distinguish between dynamic and static entrepreneurship. We define the
construct of dynamic entrepreneurship in terms of Schumpeterian innovativeness and then …

This paper builds on human capital theory to assess the importance of formal education
among graduate entrepreneurs. Using a sample of 4953 digital start-ups the paper …

Given that skill variety is widely regarded a key component of entrepreneurial human capital,
gender differences in entrepreneurship could be rooted in the formation of such skill variety …

Academic scientists who commercialize their research findings via spin-off creation have to
transition from the academic sphere to the commercial sphere. Along this spin-off creation …

The path to academic entrepreneurship is characterized by a sequence of venture creation
activities, which can be classified into operational-, financing-and commercialization …

Lazear's jack–of–all–trades theory suggests that individuals with balanced skills are more
likely to become entrepreneurs, and that balanced skills can be accumulated by studying a …

This article aims to define crucial skills for the entrepreneurial success of working fine artists
as these skills have not yet been clearly identified for this professional group. The …