Tommaso Minola

• Survival of family start-ups seeking equity crowdfunding

  Open Access•Giovanna Campopiano, Valerio Lo Monaco et al.•ARTICLE•Small Business Economics•2026

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• Students climbing the entrepreneurial ladder

  Open Access•Tommaso Minola, Davide Donina et al.•ARTICLE•Small Business Economics•2016

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• Age, culture, and self-employment motivation

  Open Access•Tommaso Minola, Giuseppe Criaco et al.•ARTICLE•Small Business Economics•2016

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• Founding or succeeding? Exploring how family embeddedness shapes the entrepreneurial intentions of the next generation

  Davide Hahn, Dinah Isabel Spitzley et al.

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• Parents’ performance in entrepreneurship as a “double-edged sword” for the intergenerational transmission of entrepreneurship

  Giuseppe Criaco, Philipp Sieger et al.

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  We investigate how perceived parents’ performance in entrepreneurship (PPE) affects the entrepreneurial career intentions of offspring. We argue that while perceived PPE enhances offspring’s perceived entrepreneurial desirability and feasibility because of exposure mechanisms, it inhibits the translation of both desirability and feasibility perceptions into entrepreneurial career intentions due to upward social comparison mechanisms. Thus, percei…

• The relationship between origin and performance of innovative start-ups

  Tommaso Minola, Davide Hahn et al.

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• The impact of entrepreneurship education on university students’ entrepreneurial skills

  Davide Hahn, Tommaso Minola et al.

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• Is it all about creating new firms? A broader look at the impact of the Entrepreneurial University on youth employment

  Davide Hahn, Mara Brumana et al.

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  While research on Entrepreneurial University has largely focused on the support to venture creation, its contribution to youth employment and society might be much broader. Entrepreneurial capabilities and attitudes students acquire at universities are crucial also in wageed jobs, and firms need employees predisposed to act entrepreneurially to stay competitive. However, we do not know much about the role of universities in preparing the next gen…

• Students climbing the entrepreneurial ladder

  Open Access•Tommaso Minola, Davide Donina et al.•ARTICLE•Small Business Economics•2016

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• Age, culture, and self-employment motivation

  Open Access•Tommaso Minola, Giuseppe Criaco et al.•ARTICLE•Small Business Economics•2016

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• Survival of family start-ups seeking equity crowdfunding

  Open Access•Giovanna Campopiano, Valerio Lo Monaco et al.•ARTICLE•Small Business Economics•2026

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• Founding or succeeding? Exploring how family embeddedness shapes the entrepreneurial intentions of the next generation

  Davide Hahn, Dinah Isabel Spitzley et al.

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• Parents’ performance in entrepreneurship as a “double-edged sword” for the intergenerational transmission of entrepreneurship

  Giuseppe Criaco, Philipp Sieger et al.

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  We investigate how perceived parents’ performance in entrepreneurship (PPE) affects the entrepreneurial career intentions of offspring. We argue that while perceived PPE enhances offspring’s perceived entrepreneurial desirability and feasibility because of exposure mechanisms, it inhibits the translation of both desirability and feasibility perceptions into entrepreneurial career intentions due to upward social comparison mechanisms. Thus, percei…

• The relationship between origin and performance of innovative start-ups

  Tommaso Minola, Davide Hahn et al.

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• The impact of entrepreneurship education on university students’ entrepreneurial skills

  Davide Hahn, Tommaso Minola et al.

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• Is it all about creating new firms? A broader look at the impact of the Entrepreneurial University on youth employment

  Davide Hahn, Mara Brumana et al.

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  While research on Entrepreneurial University has largely focused on the support to venture creation, its contribution to youth employment and society might be much broader. Entrepreneurial capabilities and attitudes students acquire at universities are crucial also in wageed jobs, and firms need employees predisposed to act entrepreneurially to stay competitive. However, we do not know much about the role of universities in preparing the next gen…

Entrepreneurship (8 obras) · Entrepreneurship Studies and Influences (7 obras) · Economics (6 obras) · Sociology (5 obras) · Business (4 obras) · Family Business Performance and Succession (4 obras) · Marketing (4 obras) · Political science (4 obras) · Psychology (4 obras) · Sample (material (4 obras)