In this project, I investigate employee entrepreneurship as a key source of the incumbent disadvantage. …Read More
Employee Entrepreneurship and the Fall of Incumbents
institutional entrepreneurship
The Impact of Funding Sources on the Rate and Direction of Academic Biomedical Innovation
Given the large and growing role of academic entrepreneurs and inventors via patents, start-up development, and university-industry relationships, understanding how funding sources may impact academic scientists’ incentives is a crucial area for innovation research, particularly in the biomedical sciences. …Read More
How Large Organizations Can Spur Entrepreneurial Change from Within
Carl Schramm of Syracuse University and the Kauffman Foundation discusses what organizations can do to keep their entrepreneurial employees around.…Read More
Bounding an emerging technology: Para-scientific media and the Drexler-Smalley debate about nanotechnology
‘Nanotechnology’ is often touted as a significant emerging technological field. However, determining what nanotechnology means, whose research counts as nanotechnology, and who gets to speak on behalf of nanotechnology is a highly political process involving constant negotiation with significant implications for funding, legislation, and citizen support.…Read More