Spin-Off and Acquisition of Small Technology-Based Firms

Avknoppningsmöjligheter i industriföretag

Breaking the entrepreneurial growth barrier: The role of venture capital and acquisitions for the emergence of medium-sized technology-intensive firms

British and Swedish Science Parks and Incubators for Small Technology-Based Firms

Industrial Dynamics and Ownership Changes: Incubation and Acquisition of Small Technology-Based Firms

Financing Technology-Based New Ventures: Credibility and Value Creation

Large Firm Acquisitions, Spin-Offs and Links in the Development of Regional Clusters of Technology-Intensive SMEs

Science Parks and Economic Development

Entrepreneurial Origin and Spin-Off Performance: A Comparison between Corporate and University Spin-offs

Nya teknikbaserade företag och industriell tillväxt

Innovationssystem och teknikbaserat entreprenörskap

The Dynamics of Innovation Financing: The Case of Sweden

Growth and innovation support in Swedish science parks and incubators

Teknikbaserat entreprenörskap

Internal venturing: Sponsored corporate spin-offs in Sweden

Quite a number of earlier studies have found that the majority of new technology-based firms are spin-offs from existing organizations, usually established in the geographical neighborhood of the parent (Dorfman 1983; Roberts 1991; Saxenian 1994; Sternberg 1996; Keeble 1997; Lindholm Dahlstrand 1997, 2001; Lindholm Dahlstrand and Dahlander 2003). Since established corporations are responsible for

University knowledge transfer and the role of academic spin-offs

Innovationsbaserat entreprenörskap – något vi borde kunna bli duktigare på i Sverige

Innovative Entrepreneurship: Commercialization by Linking Ideas and People

Studenter, spin-offs och diversifiering – Regionala mönster och storstadsfördelar

Incubators for Small Technology-Based Firms