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Academic entrepreneurship is an activity that refers to researchers at universities who commercialize university research through business activities. Academic entrepreneurship can also be interpreted as a process of creating economic value through the creation, renewal, and organizational innovation that occurs inside and outside the university which results in the commercialization of research and technology transfer. The importance of academic entrepreneurship at the university level is directed to change the traditional view to a new view that sees Higher Education as an educational institution but is able to generate financial resources to cover operational costs. The purpose of this study is to analyze the extent to which academic research on entrepreneurship has been carried out. The research methodology used is literature review, by identifying entrepreneurship academic journals through the assistance of Scopus and Vosviewer. Based on the analysis, it was found that many journal publications on academic entrepreneurship were carried out in 2012. The research method used was mostly a qualitative method, with a literature review analysis. Then this type of paper is mostly in the Q1 quartile, countries that apply academic entrepreneurship a lot are the United States and England. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper explores the relationship between the passion for entrepreneurship and corporate sustainability, considering that the desire for entrepreneurship is the fuel that entrepreneurs need to continue and achieve sustainability. This study aims to identify the nature of the relationship between entrepreneurial passion and corporate sustainability, an applied study in Asia Telecom. Passion is an important behavior, despite all the recent attention towards entrepreneurship passion, one particularly important question that has not been fully addressed What makes entrepreneurs passionate? The literature on the passion for entrepreneurship has almost universally focused on the passion towards "activities", as the current study aims to investigate a variety of activities related to the context of entrepreneurial passion (i.e. activities related to invention, establishment and development). As a result of the research, if the research sample consisted of (100) entrepreneurs, and a set of statistical methods were used for the Spss v.28 (Amos) program, standard deviations, arithmetic averages, correlations and variance analysis, and the study problem centered on the following essential question "What is the impact of the passion of entrepreneurship on the sustainability of companies," and the current study tried to verify the main hypothesis "there is a correlation between the passion for entrepreneurship and corporate sustainability. More about this source textSource text required for additional translation information. Design: Methodology: Approach The data was collected by designing a questionnaire distributed to (100) employees of the Asia Telecom Company. The hypotheses developed through the literature related to the research variables were tested. Results:The findings revealed a correlation and impact relationship between entrepreneurship passion and corporate sustainability, indicating the importance of entrepreneurship passion. The extent of its contribution to achieving success, discovering innovative opportunities, developing a new business intends to achieve corporate sustainability, and the method of effective performance in light of competition and unexpected environmental factors. Suppose it is based on three elements (Passion for invention, establishment, and passion for development and development). In that case, passion plays a critical role in creating new projects and their results, whichaligns with the sustainability requirements of a successful organization.Originality and value: This research develops and tests a model that explores the impact of entrepreneurship passion on corporate sustainability. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The world is changing at a fast pace, and it will continue to change faster. This swift change is leading to a volatile, uncertain, complex, ambiguous (vuca) environment. Vuca environment is one of the primary sources of stress for entrepreneurs and individuals both personally and in organizational contexts. Stress, if not handled, can have serious consequences. There is growing interest in entrepreneur well-being to address the challenges of stress. This paper attempts to structure the scholarly knowledge available on entrepreneur well-being: what type of stress entrepreneurs' experience, what frameworks available to assess well-being, what factors contribute to better well-being, and the leanings that can help entrepreneurs. Two approaches, the hedonic and the eudaimonic, are the most referenced frameworks to assess well-being. Empirical studies indicate that the following have a significant positive impact on well-being: intrinsic goals (vs. Extrinsic); autonomous motivation (vs. Controlled); opportunistic entrepreneurs (vs. Necessity); problem-based coping (vs. Emotion-based); courage; psycap (self-efficacy, optimism, hope, and resiliency); association with peer entrepreneur groups; and spiritual orientation. Entrepreneur development programs can use the learnings to ensure coverage of psychological aspects also along with economic factors. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Technological entrepreneurship is important for the scientific and economic development of countries. However, assessing its state of the art is a multifaceted problem that requires a single system capable of adjusting for continuously changing data. This paper proposes criteria that could lay the foundation for such assessment, assigns the weight to each criterion, and quantifies them for the case of Primorsky Krai. An artificial neural network has been developed on the basis of these criteria to assess the state of the art of technological entrepreneurship in Primorsky Krai; a Mamdani algorithm based on fuzzy sets and logic was developed additionally to visualize the assessment as well as the interconnectedness of the criteria and how they affect the final assessment. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Entrepreneurial character is not only needed in the business world. The world of work requires graduates who are innovative and able to make changes according to the demands of the times. The review of articles on the sciencepreneurship approach has been carried out using identification, selection, eligibility, and exclusion techniques. Search sources via Google Scholar, DOAJ, ERIC, Science direct with unlimited period. There were 21 articles found. The results show that entrepreneurs are often considered to be ready to do new things, and entrepreneurs are considered to be able to realize new opportunities. Entrepreneurship education may not necessarily result in direct entrepreneurial activity, such as starting a new business, but it may enhance student employability for existing organizations. Further review needs to be done to see the patterns and characteristics of the use of the sciencepreneurship approach in science learning. For this reason, 21 articles were selected again until the appropriate ones were found, namely 17 articles. The results of a further review show that Sciencepreneurship is an approach based on natural science and entrepreneurship. Learning activities are carried out by introducing the basics of making simple products that have business opportunities. Students are introduced to processes that involve local wisdom and are related to science learning. sciencepreneurship denotes an entrepreneurial science-based learning approach that refers to an individual's ability to turn ideas into action. This includes creativity, innovation and the ability to plan and manage projects to achieve initial goals. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In recent times, social media is a form of interactive communication of business platform which presents an alternative way to entrepreneur to posted and promotes their products and services at a zero cost and efficiently 24/7. Most used social media platforms are Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Twitter, blogs, social networks, content communities, forum, and bulletin boards. For entrepreneurs, social media has become an important tool to keep in touch with suppliers and customers, promoting brands or business profile, improve customers' satisfaction and generally to save cost in running business. Despite increasing numbers of online businesses registered with SSM (Companies Commission of Malaysia), entrepreneurs in Malaysia still relies on traditional approach or offline business such as-renting kiosk, booth or shop lot that requires paying bills and rental fees. Thus, the objective of this study is to delineate the impact of social media towards entrepreneurial development in Malaysia. Therefore, this study will hopefully provide some insights for local entrepreneurs and online merchant to utilize social media as a business platform more effectively, cost efficient and ready for competitive worldwide market. This study is based on literature reviews and synthesizing data and information from the findings of past researches. Findings in this study will be the foundation to entrepreneurs who use social media to design and implement their business platform towards entrepreneurship development in Malaysia, which provides them opportunity to collaborate and share knowledge within their network. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The United States has entered the 21st century with an economy that is larger and in many ways more successful than it has ever been. In a time of unprecedented growth concerning startups by millennial (the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), there is a multitude of government responses that allow such growth to take place in our current economy. This study aims to gain an in-depth understanding of pro-investment and pro-growth economic policies established by the US government from 2015-2019. The focus will then be directed to which of these has the largest influence on the current rise in millennial startup entrepreneurship. The methodology for this study is a mixed-method and correlation study that utilizes surveys of millennial startup entrepreneurs, national data sets of current business, and economic regulations and growth. However, no significant differences were found in the subscales of Innovative Creativity, Economic Freedom Motivation, and Social Networks Development Capacity. In terms of the current climate of our economy, we can use this study to understand which factors have the heaviest impact on the stability and growth of many businesses during a change in the economy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]