Titlebook: Brazilian Entrepreneurship; New Perspectives and João Leitão,Vanessa Ratten,Vitor Braga Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Aut

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Academic Entrepreneurship in Brazilian Universities, and using the Triple Helix model as the theoretical framework. The first period began in 1986 when the first incubators were created. Those endeavors, mostly introduced in public universities, were organized in a bottom-up manner, on the initiative of professors returning from studies abroad, where

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Entrepreneurial Framework Conditions in Brazil,ics can all have an impact on business creation and the long-term viability of a business. Traditionally, the focus has been on individual entrepreneurs and enterprises rather than the contextual setting in which they interact. However, in today’s interconnected world, a wide range of entities are n

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Entrepreneurship in Brazil: Geography and History,e same. This assumption needs to change due to the realisation that each state in Brazil has its own unique heritage and culture that differentiates it from other states. The aim of this chapter is to provide an overview of each state in Brazil in terms of land area and population as well as history

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Wine Tourism Entrepreneurship in Brazil,er is to focus on wine tourism entrepreneurship from a Brazilian context. Thereby highlighting how the wine industry in Brazil has grown based on its innovative and entrepreneurial characteristics. Brazil is considered a new wine country compared to the old wine countries that have been producing wi

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Brazilian Entrepreneurship: Implications for ASEAN Countries, Brazilian entrepreneurship ecosystem, as well as identifying several challenges Brazil has to overcome, in order to foster the opportunities for the companies that are born in its territory and their growing possibilities. Several cities focused on entrepreneurial activities, such as São Paulo, Rio

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Learning Intention in Brazilian University Students: Self-Legitimation of Independence and the Sear university students in Brazil. This last is seen as a crucial reference point to ensure the new Brazilian generations will deal with higher awareness of their future educational and professional development. In partnership with the CIG—Center for Entrepreneurial Youth of the University of Verona, I