Academic and Educational Entrepreneurship

Introduction to Holistic Academic and Educational Entrepreneurship.- Part 1: Theoretical Framework Related to Academic and Educational Entrepreneurship.- Theories Related to Academic and Educational Entrepreneurship.- Sustainability Aspect of  Academic and Educational Entrepreneurship.- Financial Aspect of Academic and Educational Entrepreneurship.- Political and Economic Aspects of Academic and Educational Entrepreneurship.- International and Cultural Aspects of Academic and Educational Entrepreneurship.- Individual and Contextual Aspects of Academic and Educational Entrepreneurship.- Technological Aspect of Academic and Educational Entrepreneurship.- Intellectual Aspect of Academic and Educational Entrepreneurship.- Part 2: Practical Insight and Cases on Academic Entrepreneurship.- The Case of USN School of Business Campus Bø - A "Small" Rural Player in Applied Academic and Educational Entrepreneurship in Norway.- Academic Entrepreneurship at the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Switzerland.- In Praise of Acapreneurship - Aspiring for the Best of Both Worlds by Spanning the Boundaries of Academia and Entrepreneurship.- Academic Entrepreneurship: Pay, Peace, and Passion.- Academic Entrepreneurship: The Case of Coursera.- The Case of Academic Entrepreneurship at the HES-SO Valais-Wallis - Business eXperience.- The Fierce Academy in the Interstices of Bureaucracy: Academic Entrepreneurship as cultural navigator.- Academic Entrepreneurship in a Traditional Multigenerational Family Business.- An Academic Route to Transnational Entrepreneurship: A Scandinavian-Tanzanian Experience.- Part 3: Practical Insight and Cases on Educational Entrepreneurship.- CapSource - A Case Study of Educational Entrepreneurship.- The case of Sabanci University: Educational Entrepreneurship.- Conclusion to Holistic Academic and Educational Entrepreneurship.

Mehtap Aldogan Eklund is an assistant professor at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse (USA). She is also one of the regional governance partners at the International Board Foundation (BF) in St. Gallen, Switzerland. Her areas of expertise are corporate governance, executive compensation, entrepreneurship, financial accounting, IFRS, and managerial accounting. She is also the author of the book Fairness of CEO Compensation (Springer, 2019)

Gabrielle Wanzenried is a professor of finance and real estate at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts Western Switzerland HES-SO. She has lectured various courses in entrepreneurship, corporate finance, and real estate. In addition, she has published several books and numerous peer-reviewed journal articles so far. Her research areas are entrepreneurship, corporate finance, real estate, and the economics of aging.