This article reviews the literature on gender and entrepreneurship in technology to explore
individual and contextual factors maintaining the token status of women in this field. It …

Purpose–Knowledge and technology transfer (KTT) and particularly academic
entrepreneurship (Klofsten and Jones-Evans, 2000) are indispensable for economic growth …

Long confined to the realm of feminist studies, issues pertaining to women's access,
participation, advancement and reward are rising to prominence in innovation, technology …

The confluence between the gender and information technology (IT) revolutions has the
potential to create a new development paradigm. The transition from an industrial to a …

Academic entrepreneurship is increasingly seen as significantly advancing national efforts
to innovate and compete globally. Despite long-term attempts to promote academic spin-off …

The article addresses the question of gender equality in the context of interface
organizations between science, technology and innovation, focusing on gendered work …

Noch immer gibt es nur wenige Studien zu der Frage, weshalb erfolgreiche
Nachwuchswissenschaftler und-wissenschaftlerinnen sich dazu entschließen, die …

Entrepreneurship is positioned within contemporary scholarship as a noun that describes
the Lworld as it isL (Calás, Smircich, and Bourne 2009, 561). Krueger and BrazealLs (1994 …

English An effective knowledge and technology transfer (KTT) process is essential for the
competitiveness and sustainability of national innovation systems. On both a national and …

This report deals with the underlying causes of gender segregation in science related with
the organisation of work and the difficulties of balancing professional and personal lives …