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blishing\x1fc2026\x1e425a2026\x1e433 1 Online-Ressource\x1e521 \x1faChapter 1. A framework for 
university-based entrepreneurial ecosystem: The case of University of Kelaniya i
n Sri Lanka / Mohamed M Shamil, H. M. T. S. Herath, and H. A. K. N. S Surangi --
 Chapter 2. Empowering women in tech entrepreneurship: A conceptual education mo
del for inclusive economic growth / Catarina Alfonso Alves, Teresa Paiva, Teresa
 Felgueira, and Nat\xc2alia Gomes -- Chapter 3. Entrepreneurship education-digital 
entrepreneurship intentions-female digital entrepreneurship nexus: Moderation of
 social cultural and social technical forces / Patient Rambe -- Chapter 4. Entre
preneurship education for empowering female graduates in lower-income economies:
 Evidence from Yemen / Mugaahed Abdu Kaid Saleh, Harold Andrew Patrick, and Shai
maa Yousuf Salem Abari -- Chapter 5. The gig trap in entrepreneurship education:
 Reclaiming deep learning and holistic development / Rashmi Sharma -- Chapter 6.
 A systematic review of digitalisation in entrepreneurship education for entrepr
eneurial motivation in higher education institutions / Emmanuel Udekwe -- Chapte
r 7. Entrepreneurship education in small island developing states: Pathways, cha
llenges, and policy implications / Edward Dixon, Andrew A. Hunte, Talia Esnard, 
K'adamawe K'nife, and Tara Hodge -- Chapter 8. Enhancing entrepreneurship educat
ion in Bangladesh: Bridging theory, industry insights, and vocational skills for
 economic growth / Syed Shahnawaz Mohsin -- Chapter 9. Unraveling the entreprene
urial ecosystem: A systems approach to enhancing entrepreneurial education for s
ustainable economic development / Eleazar Anthony noel and Daniel Vigueras Niels
en -- Chapter 10. Productivity and reconfiguration practices in entrepreneurship
: The COVID-19 lockdown as a test of entrepreneurs' response to disruption / Lou
rdes Sosa and Savi Joshi -- Chapter 11. Harnessing digital education and network
-based learning for advancing entrepreneurial ecosystems / Kurosh Rezaei-Moghadd
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