New Technology-Based Firms in the New Millennium : Production and Distribution of Knowledge

Contributors.
Chapter 1 Introduction.
Chapter 2 On the Recognition of Venturing Opportunities in Science and Technology.
Chapter 3 Entrepreneurial Identity, Career Transformation and the Spin-Out Process.
Chapter 4 The Roles of Scientists in the Start-up of Academic Spin-off Companies in the Life Sciences in the Netherlands.
Chapter 5 The Role of Knowledge Intensive Business Service Firms in University Knowledge Commercialisation.
Chapter 6 The Evolutionary Business Valuation of Technology Transfer.
Chapter 7 Post-Project Market Review as a Tool for Stimulating Commercialisation of Knowledge Creation Projects.
Chapter 8 Using Knowledge Management to Gain Competitive Advantage in the Textile and Apparel Value Chain: A Comparison of Small and Large Firms.
Chapter 9 High-Tech Small- and Medium-Sized Enterprises: Methods and Tools for External Knowledge Integration.
Chapter 10 The Relevance of Disruptive Technologies to Industrial Growth: A Conceptual Critique.
Chapter 11 Who Builds `Science Cities' and `Knowledge Parks'?.
Chapter 12 Socioeconomic Networks: In Search of Better Support for University Spin-Offs.
Chapter 13 A Conceptual Framework for Studying a Technology Transfer from Academia to New Firms.
New Technology-Based Firms in the New Millennium Volume VII: The Production and Distribution of Knowledge.
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